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Album Review: The Cherry Dolls - Viva Los Dolls

Carley Hall
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"Their debut 'Viva Los Dolls' is absolutely riddled with driving guitar lines, attitude and plenty of pants-first swagger."

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Melbourne rock dudes The Cherry Dolls know their way around some nifty riffs.

Their debut Viva Los Dolls is absolutely riddled with driving guitar lines, attitude and plenty of pants-first swagger. Opener Cop Out dishes up some '70s sass amid a simple but upbeat kit-work, seemingly setting the bar for the rest of the album. There are definitely some highlights that follow in similar vein - Slave, Hollywood, Love - and there are tracks that change things up a bit pace-wise - Kimchi, Let You Down, Begging You Please - enough to lacquer over the repetitiveness of the in-betweeners.