HorrorPops "Bring It On" Motorhead taking virtual characters where no

taking virtual characters where no character has been before…

sunshiny attitude and more pop/folk-leaning sound

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When Tim Barry's second album "Manchester" arrived just a year after his strong first album

HorrorPops "Bring It On" Motorhead taking virtual characters where noWhile never dropping their trademark sexy, horror flick flair, their new CD, produced by Bad Religion's Brett Gurewitz, reveals new depths of songwriting. Brash, Link Wray guitars, singer Patricia's sultry petulance, throbbing standup bass; all served up in loving tribute to the brooding pop of '80s icons like Blondie and Siouxsie Sioux. With two European headlining tours, performances on BBC1 and Jimmy Kimmel, and a major Warped Tour under their