Carnival of Freaks
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You know that action movie? The one where the hero jumps on a motorcycle to escape the bad guys in a high speed chase, and one by one the gang of villains are taken out by the hero? The Devil Spades are the musical equivalent of that cinematic action sequence. The audience is pulled in, the anticipation rises, and until the last song is played you can reach out and grab the adrenaline.
The band's sound is as progressive and dynamic as their history, since the bands inception in 2003, with driving rhythms that parallel their motivation to perform and entertain the masses. After four national tours, five festivals, and selling over 1,200 copies of their demo CD, they've established themselves as one of the most prominent underground NYC bands.
The foundation of their sound comes from the very heart of Rock 'N Roll - Rockabilly and Country. To top it off, they've managed to layer the energy of punk rock music, modern rock, and even a touch of heavy metal - all which they seaml
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Paycho-rock and roll to murder to!
author: Dwayno
Man, this cd makes me wanna dance, slam, drink, kill and have crazy jungle sex!!!! Good shit boys!!!!
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Eclectic & Powerful
author: Jeff D.
I heard about the buzz this band was creating on the east coast and ordered the CD. I haven't heard anything this original in a long time and highly recommend this album for any fan of genres such as punk, psycho, rockabilly, country and such. Hopefully they'll get out to the West Coast soon!
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Don't listen to this on acid!
author: Sally
With first listen, this album comes off as a great punk/psycho-ish album and not average at all. This band is definately going to blow up soon. With such an invigorating sound and from what I hear their live shows are amazing, they'll be taking over soon enough. Definately a must have for anybody who's into independent bands who rock the f***in' house!
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Not your average Psycho CD
author: DD11
Although this band does often get lumped into the psychobilly scene they came from, thisreviews show that they have so much more to offer. With complex songs utilizing impressive chord structures, The Devil Spades avoid the oft viewed cartoonish aspects of the genre, and put forth a truly soild release
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