Wind Up Toys - Capdown

Description: Genre: Reggae - Ska / Artist: Capdown / Audio CD released 2007-02-05 at Fierce Panda / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Truly De ... more

Wind Up Toys - Capdown ... Dead
2 Blood Sweat And Fears
3 Wind Up Toys
4 Terms And Conditions Apply
5 Surviving The Death Of A Genre
6 No Matter What
7 Thrash Tuesday
8 Generation Next
9 Keeping Up Appearances
10 Strictly Business
11 Community Service
12 Home Is Where The Start Is

Newest Review: ... its incredibly punchy however and the lyrics always offer plenty here. The album is guitar heavy and the guitar sound ... more

... created throughout this album is always extremely hard hitting. The sound is quite limited, basic, and not very exciting to listen to; the twelve tracks present on this 'Wind Up Toys' album are however heavy and it really feels as though the band was letting out a lot of frustrations here. Lyrically this always sounds to be a frustrated band also, and given that the band decided to call it a day less than a year after the release of this album it's clear that the band really was extremely frustrated, tired even at this l...more

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Wind-Up Toys
Release Date: 2007 - 02 - 05, Audio CD, Fierce Panda

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Wind Up Toys - Capdown: Keeping Up Appearances (789 words)
by - written on 10/07/08 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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Capdown was a Milton Keynes based band active between the years of 1997 and 2007. During the decade that the band was around three albums were released, the third and final of which was the 'Wind Up Toys' album. 'Wind Up Toys' was released through Fierce Panda Records in early 2007 and consists of twelve tracks. It is my opinion that this is by far the weakest of the three and every time I listen to this album I feel nothing but disappointment. The bands first two albums were excellent, 'Wind Up Toys' is nowhere near the same sort of quality however and only a few tracks present here really impress. 'Terms And Conditions Apply' is one of the few impressive ... Read the complete review