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THE REVIEW
Third work for the veteran trio of the Californian psychobilly scene. An elaborate album composed mostly of melancholy, aggressiveness, darkness, and love themes that are sometimes happy, romantic, and at other times tragic and dramatic.
Strong influences can be heard from the '80s "dark", country, punk, and obviously rock n' roll! Therefore, an album that makes various genres its own and captures the ear of different people.
Highly recommended to everyone and not just fans of psychobilly and the modest band.
NOTE: In this album, the official drummer Fred Hell did not play because he couldn't perform due to being shot in four different parts of the body in 2003. He was temporarily replaced by the technician, Mike Fasano.
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Tiger Army's third album, III: Ghost Tiger Rise, blends dark and melancholic themes with punk, country, and rock influences. Despite an unexpected drummer replacement due to injury, the album stands out as a diverse and emotionally rich work. Recommended beyond just psychobilly fans for its genre-crossing appeal and strong songwriting.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
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