Crystal’s Team Pick: The Kills’ Blood Pressures

Do you like rock ‘n roll? Do you have a spare 42 minutes today? If you answered ‘yes’, you should check out the new album from The Kills. It’s called Blood Pressures, and it’s streaming on their website right now.

If you’re a fan of what The Kills do, Blood Pressures is probably going to meet and maybe even exceed your expectations. This album is delightfully dark and gritty. As BBC Music aptly describes, “throughout Jamie Hince plays his guitar like a framed prisoner scratching his last angry wishes on a cell wall, while Alison Mosshart sings with the conviction and menace of a lying politician.”

The album is officially released on April 5. You can pre-order it from Amazon.

 

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9 Comments

  1. it is very good! Future Starts Slow is my current favorite, it’s very catchy. go see them live if you can, they put on a good show.

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  2. I’m pretty sure Alison Mosshart was the catalyst for my homogayness. Just sayin’.

  3. i love love love you for posting this! I’m super excited for this album and the kills just make you wanna be a rockstar or just be plain super cool. Love this !

  4. It is really good, Alison has grown a ton as a performer since the last album (which was ace as well).
    Can’t wait to see them live at the end of this month

  5. I loooooooooooove this, it is one of my favorite things.

    Is anyone going to their shows in London/Oxford?

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