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War Of Angels

Pop Evil

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Based out of the industrial, lakeside town of Muskegon, Michigan’s Pop Evil specialize in the kind of hard-hitting, relatively simplistic, AOR rock that dominates radio stations with names like “The Hammer” and “The Grind.” Cut from the same pair of ripped-up jeans as acts like Hinder, Daughtry, and Nickelback, Pop Evil's sophomore effort, War of Angels, is about as solid a modern, post-grunge record as one could hope for; cuts like opener “Last Man Standing,” the token ballad “Let it Go,” and the vamped-up, Buckcherry-esque sex romp “Boss’s Daughter” sound like they’ve been on modern rock radio since the late '90’s -- but it breaks little new ground.
© James Christopher Monger /TiVo

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1
Last Man Standing
00:03:23

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2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

2
Epitaph
00:03:32

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2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

3
Broken & Betrayed
00:03:38

Pop Evil, MainArtist

2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

4
Monster You Made
00:03:41

Pop Evil, MainArtist

2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

5
Let It Go
00:04:10

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2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

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Boss's Daughter
00:03:25

Pop Evil, MainArtist

2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

7
Daisy Chain
00:03:34

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2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

8
Purple
00:04:04

Pop Evil, MainArtist

2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

9
Black & Blue
00:03:38

Pop Evil, MainArtist

2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

10
Next Life
00:04:00

Pop Evil, MainArtist

2011 Entertainment One Music 2011 Entertainment One Music

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Based out of the industrial, lakeside town of Muskegon, Michigan’s Pop Evil specialize in the kind of hard-hitting, relatively simplistic, AOR rock that dominates radio stations with names like “The Hammer” and “The Grind.” Cut from the same pair of ripped-up jeans as acts like Hinder, Daughtry, and Nickelback, Pop Evil's sophomore effort, War of Angels, is about as solid a modern, post-grunge record as one could hope for; cuts like opener “Last Man Standing,” the token ballad “Let it Go,” and the vamped-up, Buckcherry-esque sex romp “Boss’s Daughter” sound like they’ve been on modern rock radio since the late '90’s -- but it breaks little new ground.
© James Christopher Monger /TiVo

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