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punk rock, Orleans

A year after he again made a second album out with punk rock / reggae that has shaken the habits of their audience of punks to old dogs stunted ... Burning them come back raring to go in a "world of shit" that they enjoy in large hammer blows nasty riffs and incisive texts. You will understand: this is the tenth album back to basics.

No way for our four Orléans to play in the half-measure. Spread The Fire is a kind of consecration, both in composition as the messages. So here we are faced with real savagery (Invisible Disease, Just a Song, Sell Out) has much of mid-tempo tubes (Competition, Face the Facts, Bomb the World). No great poetry, but sensitive issues such as war for financial reasons, the failure ecology of our planet, the economic crisis seen by a bum, or simply human frailty. To top it off, the BH gratify us with an excellent cover of the legendary Friday On My Mind Easybeats.

tracklisting:

1. Hidden Disease
2. Hurray
3. Competition
4. More Than a Billion
5. Just a Song
6. Disobey
7. Face the Facts
8. Fear, Questions & Doubts
9. Just Want to Be Me
10. Bomb the World
11. Who's an Angel
12. Sell ​​Out
13. Endless Nights
14. Forget
15. Friday On My Mind