This set features all songs from the 2011 DOLLARQUEEN album "CIRCUS" Only Tonight In Your Hometown. 

"Tom Petty meets REM while jamming with Tragically Hip" The DIY Daily
"A Great blend of surfrock, urban jam, and scary cool vocals!" The Sixtyone

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"CIRCUS" Only Tonight In You Hometown - 2011

"Plastic Girl" is the second song of the album "Circus" and features as the first single.

Quoted by Enola magazine:

"Plastic Girl', a cynical sneer to the fashion world include ("Skinny Bones on the catwalk"), but simultaneously insatiable desire suggests ("Glamour-glimmer-beauty sinner, giving us platonic love") . Moreover, "Plastic Girl" is an incredible pain song, with a firm structure and a powerful chorus."


Plastic Girl

"Mother" is the third song of the album "Circus"

Quoted by Enola magazine:

"A slow rock ballad in which Bohyn places a mother figure central in emotionally elaborate lyrics. Yet he succeeds to put a lot dynamics and strength in his vocals to explain with lively works where he's almost like a hurt soul perfectly integrated."

Mother

Desert Song" is the opening song of the album "Circus"

Quoted as:

"It’s a great blend of surf rock, urban jam, and scary cool vocals!"

Desert Song

"World On Fire" is the fifth song of the album "Circus"

Quoted by Enola magazine:

'World on Fire' , is the classic example of this. Bohyn takes the disadvantaged sections of society on the bead to subsequently release an infernal revolution ("I set the world on fire!"). Not immediately, as the motley crew of occupy Wall Street; this makes us think more reminiscent of occupy Liquor Store."

World On Fire

"Intermezzo" is the fourth song of the album "Circus" and features as the title already tells an Intermezzo towards the next song "World On Fire".


Intermezzo

"A great blend of surf rock, urban jam, and scary cool vocals!"

The Belgian Bruges based band DOLLARQUEEN brings you a shimmering sound that is often described as bluesy, psychedelic, dirty road movie rock drenched with influences from the sixties and seventies. Due to the timbre of singer Filip Bohyn, steaming guitar licks from Koen Schaballie and rhythm section of drummer Dave Eeckeloo and Robin De Mol on bass, it sometimes even seems as if Dollarqueen were teleported straight from the seventies into the 21st century. At times their music is rock solid, scorching hard and then subtly melancholic. It often covers the backside of the coin, the harsh reality of unrequited desires.

"Full, visual, compelling and powerful" Podiuminfo.nl