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Album Review: Dallas Frasca - Love Army

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"Some call it riff-rock. I call it getting torn a new one."

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Some call it riff-rock. I call it getting torn a new one.

The furious Dallas Frasca returns with Love Army, the third album sure to help the three-piece centred by Frasca build on the reputation built over the past nine years. At times tender (Here All Along, except for the last few bars) and at others devastating (Here All Along’s last few bars and most of the rest of the record), the throbbing riffs pound throughout. Including the flamenco-inspired Corazón En La Seda as the final track is genius. Plenty of layers to Dallas Frasca.