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The Bloody Hollies new album progress

Posted by adam on Friday, August 4, 2006 at 9:00 AM (EDT)

Buffalo-via-San Diego four piece Bloody Hollies have posted an update on their recording process. The band's next record will be titled Who To Trust, Who To Kill, Who To Love will feature 11 new songs, including "Satanic Satellite" and "Attica Rocks." The record is expected to arrive in January of 2007 on Alive Records.

The record will follow up the band's 2005 full length If Footmen Tire You. That album was nominated for Rock Album Of The Year at this year's San Diego Music Awards.

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KirbyPuckett (August 4, 2006)

Oh...how witty...

- Kirby

p.s. -- "Over the Hedge" was a decent movie, for the crap Dreamworks puts out. The soundtrack features a lot of new Ben Folds material. It even includes a reworked version of "Rockin' the Suburbs" with William Shatner!

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ProfoundhatredSH (August 4, 2006)

i have to admit, i enjoy those little dreamworks movies. i'm lame

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kingofsuck (August 4, 2006)

And a cover of "Lost in the Supermarket!"

And I agree, it was a decent movie compared to most CGI shit that comes out. I ended up seeing it twice for some reason (but didn't pay for either).

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Someone (August 4, 2006)

this band covers Lost in the Supermarket? Or there's a cover in the movie?

-kliph

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Shindo (adam) (August 4, 2006)

"If Footmen Tire You" was an alright record with some neat ideas, but I don't think it was all that cohesive. Nice, but not "rock album of the year" or anything.

-adam