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    Dust Eater Dogs — King Kong Fist cover

    Dust Eater Dogs

    King Kong Fist

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Marco Povervest

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    Label Bullroser RecordsArt for the Ears2000
    hardcorepunkrock

    Why call a single King Kong Fist when they didn't put the song on the disc? I guess this is the Dust Eater Dogs' style of humor. This Finnish band delivers their follow-up to the Motor album. The single contains one song: Motor! Dust Eater Dogs is a talented band that knows to write great songs with their own distinct sound. There are two versions of Motor. Both are raw rock 'n roll songs with hardcore influences. The Storebror Edit is a little bit lighter, with mouth harp added, and it's sung in Swedish (I think). The original version has the rough screaming vocals of Benny Majabacka. This track is also featured in a video which you can find on the CD as well. It's good to hear DeD again.

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