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If you're looking for punked-up hard rock that falls somewhere between Motley Crue and Motorhead, Dustineyes' "Bullet For My Generation" is the disc for you. It's relentless sweaty, speedy, sleazy rawk that seldom slows to let you catch your breath.

After opening with the almost country-sounding, mostly instrumental title track, the album immediately kicks into high gear with "Wild 'N' Alone," which features the first of many ass-kicking guitar solos from Umbo Dust, who plays like some kind of demented love child of Slash and Motorhead's "Fast" Eddie Clarke (and I mean that in the best way possible).

Singer Lele Dust definitely helps the band keep the Motorhead vibe going, growling out the lyrics Lemmy-style on tracks like "This Is My Ring," "Bet With Life" and "Spinning On My Hell." He's a bit more melodic on other tracks, but there's not a lot of variation from the growl — and there doesn't really need to be.

After five tracks of sheer fury, the band slows things up a bit on "No Redemption," and the album suffers a bit of a loss of momentum, especially since the speedy "Eyes In The Jar" is followed by the album's slowest song, "Spinning On My Hell." That said, the trio of tracks that close the disc, "Sick Of You," "Joe" and "Under The Ash" are a nice return of the speed and attitude that started the album out.

No one's ever going to mistake Dustineyes for the most original band around. You'll definitely notice that most of the songs sound quite a bit alike. Still, sheer attitude and groove go a long way toward mitigating that ...

There's no two ways about it, Dustineyes "Bullet For My Generation" is a mighty rocker. A potent mix of punk, metal and sleaze, it'll set your head to bangin' and your ass to shakin'.