DANGER – First Touch

DANGER - First Touch
  • 7/10
    DANGER - First Touch - 7/10
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Release date: July 27, 2008

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Sweden is all about Glam Metal these days. In fact, many have compared the Scandinavian nation to Los Angeles and the Sunset Strip in the 1980s. Danger is another Sweden-based quartet ready to turn the modern music world upside down.

Danger has just released their first EP called First Touch. The album features just six songs:

  1. First Touch
  2. Miss Money
  3. Hey You
  4. California Red
  5. Shove It
  6. On the Run

The song “California Red” is also featured on Glamnation Volume 2.

The songs on First Touch are not complicated. They are simply stripped down, in-your-face Glam. There are heavy bass lines and cheeky lyrics. Sure, there’s a hint of bubblegum. There’s also an air of, well, danger. Get it?

There isn’t a bad song on the debut EP, but the strongest tracks are “First Touch” and “Hey You.” While these Swedish boys clearly know how to churn-out a Glam tune, there are production problems. First Touch sounds a little thin and the bass could be boosted to fatten the sound. The vocals also fall victim to this same production problem. With a little editing help, singer Jesse Kid’s vocals would sound a little smoother and a lot richer. This isn’t to say the album should be over-produced. As it stands, First Touch is a fine first effort at basic, gritty rock. This album is a must for any fans of Swedish Glam.

Jesse Kid – vocals
Rob Paris – guitars
Togge Rock – bass
Danny Crash – drums

About Allyson B. Crawford 48 Articles
Allyson was a reviewer here at Metal Express Radio, based out of Kettering, Ohio, USA. She works as a journalist at a local television station, and has a Graduate Degree in Rhetoric and an Undergraduate Degree in English with an emphasis on British Literature. She also owns and operates BringBackGlam.com, a website dedicated to the Glam Metal movement. Her first Glam tape was Poison’s Open Up and Say … Ahh! She got the cassette for Christmas when she was in fourth grade. Her passion lies somewhere between the bars and notes that created the soundtrack to the never ending Rock 'n' Roll party that was the '80s. She considers Aerosmith's Rocks and Mötley Crüe's Shout At The Devil her all-time favorite albums.

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