Heavy Metal Kids
Heavy Metal Kids came out with 'You Got Me Rollin'' as their debut single, a track that got some attention with its straightforward rock energy. The band put...
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Heavy Metal Kids came out with 'You Got Me Rollin'' as their debut single, a track that got some attention with its straightforward rock energy. The band put out a self-titled debut album in 2007, which included songs like 'The Big Fire' and 'Ain't It Hard.'
Their live shows were known for being loud and theatrical, which drew mixed reactions at the time. They followed up with albums called 'Rollin' the Dice' and 'Thunderstruck,' keeping to their basic rock approach.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Always Plenty Of Women,' 'Blue-Eyed Boy,' and 'Chelsea Kids.' They maintained a steady output without dramatically changing their sound from what they established early on.
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