House_Of_Broken_Promises-Using_The_Useless-2009-SDR

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SDR

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76,58 MB

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11

Date

2009-12-27

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ARTIST: House of broken promises
TITLE: using the useless
LABEL: Small Stone Records
GENRE: Hard Rock
SOURCE: CD
BITRATE: 210 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 50:42
RELEASE DATE: 2009-00-00
RIP DATE: 2009-12-26
ENCODER: LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new

Track List
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1.  blister                          4:39
2.  obey the snake                   4:33
3.  physco plex                      5:19
4.  highway grit                     4:30
5.  justify                          4:11
6.  torn                             4:44
7.  buried away                      5:10
8.  broken life                      4:29
9.  walk on by                       4:34
10. ladron (spanish)                 3:29
11. the hurt (paid my dues)          5:04


Release Notes:

The Kyuss family tree has grown exponentially since disbanding in 1995. And
though Josh Homme continues to be the highest profile ex-member of the seminal
desert rock group, the best Kyuss-related release of 2009 not only has nothing
to do with that crooked vulture, but doesnÆt even include anyone who was
actually a member of the band! House of Broken Promises formed out of the ashes
of John GarciaÆs Unida, with Eddie Plascencia doing double duty on bass and lead
vocals. The eleven tracks on Using The Useless are sensational, sleazy, and
familiar. Sure, House of Broken Promises arenÆt doing anything all that
innovative, but theyÆre doing it a hell of a lot better than Nickelback or
Daughtry or just about any other purported ôhard rockö band out there right now.
ôBlisterö is on par with anything off DownÆs last album, while ôHighway Gritö
might as well be the unofficial theme song for Sons Of Anarchy. The chorus on
ôTornö is so damn catchy and anthemic that it almost seems unfair that youÆre
unlikely to ever hear it on the radio. HereÆs hoping the band tours in 2010 and
raises their profile a bit more. Using The Useless is a fucking diamond in the
rough.

- Gary Suarez

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