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Fonzie - Wake up Call
Review by Ellen
Fonzie are a four piece band out of Lisbon who fit comfortably in the
punk/pop rock genre. The band have been working hard and have travelled
far
and wide to help in the promotion of their new second album "Wake up
Call".
They have already toured places such as Belgium, Japan, Germany, South
America, Australia and Italy. So far in their career one of their most
impressive moments to date has been sharing a stage with the likes of
Slipknot, Jimmy Eat World, Soulfly, Nickleback and Therapy. Already
having
released a first album "Built to rock," Fonzie have proceeded to
release a
second, proving that they are more determind than ever.
On face value the guys may not look all that, however do not
underestimate
what they have to offer - like the old saying "Never judge a book by
it's
cover". Personally I'm not a great fan of punk/pop rock bands, but
unusually
I did find "Wake up Call" refreshing and enjoyable regardless of it's
stereotypical form. All twelve tracks are catchy, hyper happy fun tunes
with
infectious lyrics, providing that summer cruising mood and a desperate
yearning for summer's speedy arrival when the festival season can begin
(in particular track 3).
I was impressed and suprised by Fonzie and I
think
many others will be too. Yellow card, Simple plan, Less that Jake, and
other
groups similar to these are who you can relate the guys to. Overall if
you
consider yourself a fan of punk/pop rock then you should consider
adding
this album to your collection.
Visit www.fonzietime.com for more info.
Rating Out of 10:
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