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Album Review: The Angels - Talk The Talk

For a lesson in how Aussies do it, look no further.

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The Angels are one of those bands entrenched in the Australian rock music lexicon, and with Talk The Talk, they once again show why. Hot on the heels of 2013's comeback album, Take It To The Streets, Talk The Talk treads the well-worn path of guitar rock, the two Brewster brothers (plus a Brewster son) plying their trade with aplomb, drummer Nick Norton's rhythms as tight as ever, and Screaming Jets' Dave Gleeson out front for the second time since bass player Chris Bailey's death last year. For a lesson in how Aussies do it, look no further.

[Note: This review was changed to correct an error on February 24. The review originally stated that three Brewster brothers played on this recording. It is actually two Brewster brothers and one Brewster son.]