Triple Goddess’s “Born to Raise Hell” is inspired by acts like The Doors and ZZ Top, but the sultry, dirty sound of the vocals work perfectly today. This is due to the down and dirty guitars and the splashy drums that act as their vocals. A smart production ties all these elements together, making for a track that stands up nicely to repeat plays. With a bit of David Lee Roth and Stephen Pearcy scattered throughout, what Triple Goddess does during Born to Raise Hell is nothing less than impressive. We want to hear more.
Triple Goddess “Born to Raise Hell” / http://www.triplegoddessrock.com/
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