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Hot Traxx Rewind: Band of Skulls - We're Alive


 For this weeks edition of Hot Traxx Rewind I want to travel back to 2019 to feature a track off of Band of Skulls, the British duo of Russell Marsden (guitar, vocals) and Emma Richardson (bass, vocals), fifth album Love Is All You Love called We're Alive. The track is a bit of a deviation from the bands traditional style of hard rock in that it's more of a danceable pop song.

 

 Over the past few years my love of 'Band of Skulls' has continued to grow. Their 2016 album 'By Default' quickly became one of my all-time favorites and now some three years after it's release I still find myself playing it in heavy rotation. Since that album was so good I was pessimistic that any future release by the band could live up to it. I, of course, should have expected another amazing album simply from the band's track record. It seems as every release tops the prior as both Russell Marsden (guitar, vocals) and Emma Richardson bass, vocals) grow as musicians and refine their style of rock.

Check Out My Hot Traxx Top Ten For The Week:

1. Loaded Gun - Girlhouse
2. Visitor - Of Monsters And Men
3. Edge of Seventeen - Stevie Nicks (Flashback)
4. Wait, I Lied - Alfie Templeman
5. Cloud 9 - Beach Bunny
6. Ride on Time - Black Box
7. Call Me - Blondie (Flashback)
8. Right On Track - Breakfast Club (Flashback)
9. Fire For You - Cannons
10. Higher Power - Coldplay

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