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Didn’t we say Lluther’s Femme Fatale would rock the bollocks of a mammoth? Yes we did and the good news is, it would!

A fortnight ago they gave us sexy, now we have balls to the wall, guitar driven hard rock. The fourth release from their sophomore album, Rise of the Reptile King see’s the band plug into the hard edged, gritty but sleek, cut throat eighties guitar driven rock n roll. Behind the wall of riffs and solo styled tangents, there’s belting, fist breaking drums and a hard ass bass that gives the song that little je ne sais que that every good rock song needs.

From start to finish, there isn’t a lax moment. The intensity never slips, the chorus doesn’t get old and overall, it’s a fine package of good old fashioned rock with a nice glossy makeover, perfectly in keeping with the other songs we’ve heard thus far from Rise of the Reptile King.

Visit Lluther’s Official Website and download Femme Fatale now (and get King Of Nothing to, great track) and check Tickets There on March 20^th for our review of their next track, Enough.

This entry was posted on March 11, 2010 at 2:58 pm and is filed under IRISH NOISE!, Music, Single Review with tags Femme Fatale, Lluther, Lluther Femme fatale, lluther femme fatale reviews, Lluther King of Nothing, Lluther review, Lluther reviews, Lluther Rise of the Reptile King. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.