House Of Dolls - Welcome To The Nuclear Department Of Medicine

The trio from Dublin plays with quotes, clichés and stories.
Sunglasses, leather jackets, wafts of fog on the stage - musically dark, destructive and challenging with powerful noise attacks, but at the core fragile and beguiling. Between noise and pop, between rock and flattering melodies. Reverberating drums, hypnotic melodies, meter-high guitar walls and sound attacks. Anyone who thought Phil Spector is currently backcombing his curls in jail will be taught a lesson.

An album that explores the extremes, between cold and warmth, heaven and hell, tension and relaxation, but never boring. The band "must be imagined at night in a smoky sixties club in Dublin, when the gentlemen there are standing on stage in sunglasses and leather jackets, shrouded in dense wafts of fog..." (ohFancy.de) "There's not a second here boring, so versatile, driving, hypnotic and captivating..." (HookedOnMusic.de)