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Beyond Reasonable Doubt are a five piece who formed back in 2003 and are
a punk band with influences of Bad Religion, Lagwagon, NOFX etc.
The self titled album starts with 'No Escape' and as soon as I heard the
vocals come in a few seconds into this song I was impressed. 'Uneven Challenge'
is faster than the opening track and seems well put together and stands
out from other tracks on the album. 'Suicidal Jealousy' is another good
track you can sing along to. 'Alcohol Related' starts off with a good
intro before 'James Nicholls' vocals kick in. The song also features one
of the catchiest choruses on the album.
If you ever listen to The Lock Up you have most probably heard 'Blinded
By A Thousand Reasons' as Mike Davies has spun this track on his show
many of times and it is a great tune.
With quality bands like Not Katie’s, The Bombjacks, Fastlane etc
splitting up and the UK scene looking like its going under its good to
see bands like Beyond Reasonable Doubt releasing such a cracking album
to show there is still light at the end of the tunnel.
4/5
Review by Trigger |
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James Nicholls (Vocals)
Steve Nicholls (Guitar & Backing
Vocals)
Steve Lambert (Guitar & Backing
Vocals)
Dom Fidler (Bass)
Dan Wheeldon (Drums) |
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1. No Escape
2. Uneven Challenge
3. Suicidal Jealousy
4. Wasted Game
5. Alcohol Related
6. Blinded By A Thousand Reasons
7. Narcalepsy
8. The Relentless Quest Of Paul Smith
9. This Is The Line |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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