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Track Listings
| 1. Kill the Rhythm |
| 2. Come Friendly Bombs |
| 3. Abandon Ship |
| 4. In The Belly Of A Shark |
| 5. Six Years |
| 6. Rolling With The Punches |
| 7. Last Fight For the Living Dead |
| 8. Just Because You Sleep Next To Me Doesn't Mean You Are Safe |
| 9. Will Someone Shoot That Fucking Snake |
| 10. Stay Cold |
| 11. I Promise This Won't Hurt |
| 12. Orchestra Of Wolves |
| 13. Sick Of Feeling Sick |
| 14. Black Heart Queen |
| 15. Nervous Breakdown |
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing!,
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This review is from: Orchestra Of Wolves (Audio CD)
This debut effort from the UK's Gallows is an amazing first disc. Gallows fuse together the best elements of Refused and Fugazi to create a brilliant and utterly relevant album. If this is the future of punk rock, I'm glad to be witness to it.
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4.3 out of 5 stars (11 customer reviews) 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Gallows,
By Draven - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Orchestra Of Wolves (Audio CD)
The British have proved once again that they can match screaming American music. The songs are great for moshing (haha) and have great meaning to them. My personal favorite song is Orchestra of Wolves becasue of the Moulin Rouge reference. I was excited to get this album and was far from disappointed. All in all, a fantastic album for any hardcore rock fan.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The most important rock/punk album for many years!,
By S. Smithson - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Orchestra Of Wolves (Audio CD)
Gallows are a hardcore band from Watford, UK who only formed in 2005, and their debut 'Orchestra Of Wolves' is a breath of fresh air. A stunning album with such classics as the title track & 'In The Belly Of A Shark'. The most important rock/punk album for many years, which has breathed new life into the genre. Get the 2 disc edition as there are 6 stunning live in session tracks & 4 studio tracks including the AWESOME Black Heart Queen & a hidden track - a cover of the Ruts 'Staring At The Rude Boys'. If you like your music loud with lots of energy, then this is the album for you. BUY IT NOW!
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Orchestra of Noise,
By Nick Colosi "Nick" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Orchestra Of Wolves (Audio CD)
So I saw this band at Warped Tour last year 'cause I was with a friend who liked them and wanted to see them. Their fans sucked 'cause they were all thrash dancers, but overall I really liked what I was hearing and a few weeks later I bought this CD.Overall, it's pretty good, a little hit or miss, but overall a solid listen and a good blend of the "real punk" that everyone keeps advocating for, and the "hardcore/emo/whatever" that is really big in the scene today. I'm not gonna label these guys as anything but "music" and as for music, it's not half bad. The guitarists are very talented, both six string players stand out on many of the tracks and occasionally they stand back and give the bassist a little room on songs like "Belly of a Shark." They play riffs that are very catchy and at times very unpredictable, like nothing that I've ever heard before (Not in a stunning, "never heard anything like it" but more just that they are very different) Frank's vocals are really cool because we have the hardcore screaming factor mixing with the English accent, making it a sound that is seldom heard in the business. It's fun to listen to to say the least. Only issue I have hear is that the middle of the CD drags on a little. The first four tracks will basically punch you in the face with the sound of hardcore aggression, but then the CD steps back and mellows out a little with tracks like "Six Years" Ultimately I don't even remember what's on the CD between tracks 10 and 11 because those two songs were so forgetable. The mellow tracks aren't so bad it's just that you have to be in a good mood to listen to them. The CD ends strong with the croud pleasing title track, a raunchy song about womanizing, along with "Sick of Feeling Sick" and the Black Flag cover. Overall, this album is a little out there, so definitely download it first and then see if it's worth your hard earned cash. For me it was but that's 'cause I'm into that sort of thing. |
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