Search - Kill Cheerleader :: All Hail

I've been waiting for this

Meggy Berry | Canada | 05/10/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I have waited for 4 years for this album and it definitely doesnt disappoint. kill cheerleader is amazing and all hail rocks my world. still havent taken it out of my cd player. good lyrics, amazing guitar, everything together sounds awesome. a little rough in some areas but otherwise the best purchase i have made this year so far."

Finest new rock and roll band in a long time

J. Lenglet | 04/19/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The material on this CD is killer. Real rock and roll. I'm not talking Default hat wearing baggie pant corporate rock - I mean real rock like Motley Crue used to be, Guns'n'Roses, motorhead the ramones .. that kinda rock. Its dirty, its nasty, its hooky and well played. The band members know themselves and play it right. My only complaint is the production is pretty bad. This album is so obviously made up of various demo recordings. The band should have re-recorded the songs for a full length release. There are rough spots that like misplaced bridges, ending that should have been edited and bad tone. I'd love to hear these tunes recorded properly. I'd also like to see Kill Cheerleader make it big as the world needs a real rock band. Unfortunatly this production probably will not bring them out. I'd still recommend All Hail as the material is very good. Songs 1 and 2 are the same song slightly different and this is confusing especially since they open the album back to back.



What a good producer like Mike Clink could do with this band ... I smell Shout at the Devil type classic if that happens."

Rawk n Rawl

Adam Angiulo | Illinois | 12/08/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I describe this to people as what it would sound like had Guns N Roses made an album before "Appetite For Destruction" and they weren't that good yet. This is similiar in spirt and sound to Motley Crue in their heyday and I have very high hopes for this band. A lot of the songs are quick and simple but these dudes also know their way around a power ballad - see "Go Away." "Don't Call Me 'Baby,' Baby" is the real deal - these guys could be the biggest thing to hit rock n roll since Axl Rose."