The HorrorPops get a stellar review from Riftrock.com

The Review: 8.5/10
The HorrorPops bring their fun flavor of punk revival and sketchy beats to the airwaves on their debut album "Hell Yeah!" Adding in ultimately heavy bass lines and lyrics straight out of a 1970's club performance, The HorrorPop's prove to have enough style and flare in their tunes to ignite a new post-punk revival.

Their album contains everything from vocals resembling that of The Distillers' Brody Dalle to Tiger Army beats and hooks. Starting things off with their heavy bass lines, "Julia" pushes things into gear as the band begins their mellow approach of "moanin' and groanin'" along with a whole lot more.

The instrumental mixings of guitars, bass, drums, and a wide variety of vocals are quite clever on "Hell Yeah!" The band creates a sound that is far from generic and extremely entertaining. Their songs aren't enough to really make you want to get up and dance, but they serve the purpose of foot tapping rhythms and flowing vocal blending.

The Danish sextet serves a classy appeal on "Hell Yeah!" Songs like "Drama Queen," "Miss Take," and "Dotted With Hearts" release both a post-grunge/punk appeal as well as a tailored and soft American underground charm resembling bands such as The Cramps. More than a few tracks on "Hell Yeah!" fit this profile, in fact, nearly all thirteen could be categorized in this fashion.

For a debut, "Hell Yeah!" is an amazing piece of work. The HorrorPops are like nothing that has come out of the music scene in a very long time. Mixing a classical, clean edge into their music along with elements of punk, post-grunge, and underground styled themes, The HorrorPops have created on hell of an album. All I have to say is "hell yeah!" these guys have gone and done it with this one.

Outstanding tracks include:
"Drama Queen"
"Miss Take"
"Baby Lou Tattoo"

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