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The Grindolls...
Music made by musicians, who cling to being a fan - in spite of any urge to be genuine.
Almost a year after publishing their debut "Hate, love and greed" (Mad Butcher/KOB Records)and after finishing a 19-day European tour, the Ruhr-area-kickass-punkrockers now put the successing album "Kill your darlings" (Mad Butcher / KOB Records) on the market. While their debut has been characterized as a successful poach of "the last 25 years of Punkrock", THE GRINDOLLS went back 10 more years to create "Kill your darlings": Besides classic punk there are influences of glam, rock and blues shimmering through nowadays,
but there is no blind kind of imitation going - THE GRINDOLLS interpreted these sounds in their own, winking style. Their spectrum also widened regards content: THE GRINDOLLS address the garage-rock-ode "Weekend schizophrenia" to weekend-loser and leisure-time-punks, sing about the consantly decreasing social and political engagement in society ("Waiting aside") and also throw a critical glance at the recruiting policy of the American government ("R.A.M.B.O.").
The recording process has been supported by several friends like Christian Kubzcak(Colt 45, Broilers, Porters), who shows his piano-skills at "Lady Copperhead, "Settle old scores" and "Bags are packed", and the Berlin-punkrockers of STROM, who lend their voices to put the finishing touch to "R.A.M.B.O.". "Kill your darlings" - an album for punks, who know how to rock, and for rockers, who discovered their punk side.
THE GRINDOLLS enjoy the limelight. Guitars held high - fists in the air. Their first-class live performance speaks for itself
and it's supplemented by an unusual endorsement-deal with CHENASKI - a gentleman's tailor!

THE GRINDOLLS feel under an obligation to their music, their style and their fans.