City of Heartbreak'n Horror (Rustic)
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| Background Information | |
|---|---|
| Artist | Rustic |
| Title | City of Heartbreak'n Horror |
| Release Date | 2011, April, 22nd |
| Record Label | Maybe Mars |
| Type | CD |
| Catalogue No. | Maybe 30.1 |
| Language | English |
Track Listing
- INTRO
- Living the World of Fallacy
- Erotic Films
- Modern Love
- Girls Are Not Yours
- POISON BEAUTY
- Summer View
- Wild Woman
- Rock & Roll for Money & Sex
- A dreamland for you and me
- Poison Beauty Remix
Reviews
- (c) Daniel Shapiro, Cityweekend Shanghai, May 2011
So, finally, after much anticipation, Rustic have released their debut LP City of Heartbreak n’ Horror, and after a single listen, it’s clear that this band is not much more than sweet outfits and funny gimmicks. Produced by Yang Haisong of PK14 fame, City of Heartbreak n’ Horror stumbles through 33 minutes of three-chord punk, attempting to use studio tricks like vocal doubling and rain storm samples and a polished sonic sheen to add depth to music that would sound best if it were recorded live, lo-fi, gritty and raw.
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