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Thrash Metal with a good dose of rock n\u2019roll with an outlaw attitude thrown in. That\u2019s the Proll Guns for you! Or is it rock n\u2019roll with Thrash Metal thrown in? That is hard to decide, but no matter how you want to describe the Proll Guns exactly, one thing is for sure: They are entertaining!<\/p>\n
The first song \u201cTexas Banjo Massacre\u201d might start slowly wit a short instruments only song that is initially dominated by \u2013 get ready for a surprise \u2013 a banjo, but becomes pretty heavy and atmospheric in the end. The next song \u201cHorseflesh BBQ<\/a>\u201d is certainly much rougher with the singer shouting out the lyrics with a deep, snotty and whiskey soaked voice. You also get to hear the usual Metal combination of a drum, bass and electric guitar in the song, but the banjo from the first song makes a comeback in this song. A nice extra, I think. The next song \u201cFrom Texas To Hell\u201d is a straightforward rock n\u2019roll tune played Thrash Metal style! Fast, loud, but with a certain rock n\u2019roll groove that will certainly endear them to many fans, particularly those from the \u201cLone Star State\u201d. The title of the next song \u201cBloodgun Blues\u201d is a bit misleading though. The song is way too fast and loud for a blues song, but so what? It is still a very entertaining Thrash\/rock n\u2019roll blend! The next song \u201cFucking Troublemaker\u201d is definitely their masterpiece on this album. Aggressive Thrash Metal style rock n\u2019roll with an equally aggressive outlaw attitude; pretty much the kind of song that is likely to kick up Whiskey sales in any Metal club.
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