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	<<back Band: TRIGGER Country: Sweden Product title: Eighteen Bullets Kind of product: Full-lenght CD Release year: 2005 Label: Devil Doll Records Genre: punk rock Line-up: Robert Holmkvist (b) Olle Netzler (g/v) Glenn K-G Halversson (d) Tracks: 1. Jesus 2. Change 3. Slydog 4. Unforced Peace 5. Reckless Heroes 6. Understand 7. Tonight 8. Lie to Me 9. Hollywood 10. Time's on Your Side 11. Aaah... Aaahh 12. Fool Me 13. Get High 14. Not a Lie 15. I can't Stand It 16. Chatterbox 17. Past 21 Total time: 49:23 min. Review: Although it seems this band is quite known mostly in the Northern part of Europe but not only, I haven't heard of them until now. They are around since 1997 (when two Gothemburg's bands, Zoobox and Cry, splitted) and from then on they released 2 albums and an EP. "Eighteen Bullets" is a compilation of tracks from the previous releases, plus some never released ones and 2 covers so it might be taken as their best off; it's great I have the chance to meet them this way. Trigger is a punk rock ('n' roll) band that plays sometimes fast and aggressive, and sometimes melodic and energetic. The whole album is very entertaining and filled with life so I agree with them when saying they are over-looked, because I won't be surprised to see them anytime on MTV or other mainstream music channels (some of their tracks). This guys have potential and the best way to find that out by yourselves is to buy this best-off album. Some tracks have a great feeling given by a session keyboard player, so maybe that would be their sollution to break some boundaries (although those tracks are from their first album). My fave tracks are 3, 6, 8 and 9 and I would underline them as highlights. The last track, "Past 21" is in fact composed by two tracks (is this a habbit nowadays of what???) and the last part has a kind of Beck feeling combined to country - preety nice. Contact: www.rocktrigger.com www.devildollrecords.com

Band: TRIGGER

Country: Sweden
Product title: Eighteen Bullets
Kind of product: Full-lenght CD
Release year: 2005
Label: Devil Doll Records
Genre: punk rock
Line-up: Robert Holmkvist (b)
Olle Netzler (g/v)
Glenn K-G Halversson (d)
Tracks: 1. Jesus
2. Change
3. Slydog
4. Unforced Peace
5. Reckless Heroes
6. Understand
7. Tonight
8. Lie to Me
9. Hollywood
10. Time's on Your Side
11. Aaah... Aaahh
12. Fool Me
13. Get High
14. Not a Lie
15. I can't Stand It
16. Chatterbox
17. Past 21
Total time: 49:23 min.

Review: Although it seems this band is quite known mostly in the Northern part of Europe but not only, I haven't heard of them until now. They are around since 1997 (when two Gothemburg's bands, Zoobox and Cry, splitted) and from then on they released 2 albums and an EP. "Eighteen Bullets" is a compilation of tracks from the previous releases, plus some never released ones and 2 covers so it might be taken as their best off; it's great I have the chance to meet them this way. Trigger is a punk rock ('n' roll) band that plays sometimes fast and aggressive, and sometimes melodic and energetic. The whole album is very entertaining and filled with life so I agree with them when saying they are over-looked, because I won't be surprised to see them anytime on MTV or other mainstream music channels (some of their tracks). This guys have potential and the best way to find that out by yourselves is to buy this best-off album. Some tracks have a great feeling given by a session keyboard player, so maybe that would be their sollution to break some boundaries (although those tracks are from their first album). My fave tracks are 3, 6, 8 and 9 and I would underline them as highlights. The last track, "Past 21" is in fact composed by two tracks (is this a habbit nowadays of what???) and the last part has a kind of Beck feeling combined to country - preety nice.

Contact: www.rocktrigger.com
www.devildollrecords.com