Angry Saints

They say the problem with records is you have your whole life to figure out the debut one, but only ten months (on the road, hopefully) to close the follow up.

Madrid based Anglo-Spanish four-piece, ANGRY SAINTS, show that's no problem for them with their second, a (six) starter's pack to high energy power pop/punk and how to make it explode in your face.

From the furious surgery of "Cakewalk" and the angry tour-de-force of "Cinnamom Hitler" to the floating, organ drenched pop of "Double Exposure" and the chrome R'n'R muscle, "Oklahoma", the style range is as wide as it is tightly sustained by telepathic riffage, melodic clarity and political rage.

Sonically intense and lyrically sharp, "Double Exposure" is a shot of salt right to the wound and a hell of a ride. Pure guilty candy for fans of The Hoodoo Gurus, New Christs, early Danzig (yes, Danzig) and not so early Riverboat Gamblers, but highly recommended for anyone ready to dance themselves blind till the statues of corporate greed finally fall (that's a long dance, believe me).

Old school brain damage and instant illumination guaranteed.