 The Toadies
 Feeler
 Review by Larry Toering
The Toadies are back with the re-recorded second album that was dropped by their former label. Feeler is on par with their other releases. There is no mistaking their classic sound while pulling off a contemporary effort in the process. All of the power and energy, combined with intelligence and attitude are written all over it. With tracks like “City of Hate,” “Waterfall,” “Dead Boy,” “Suck Magic” and “Trust Game” they manage to conquer a tricky task. The whole thing plays very quickly and pleasantly, yet it rocks and grooves with sheer menace. It’s sure to please fans old and new, which is par for the course with anything this long awaited.
This review is available in book format (hardcover and paperback) in Music Street Journal: 2010 Volume 5 at lulu.com/strangesound.
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