K96 - Pull The Trigger

Artist: K96
Album: Pull The Trigger

Netherlands

Electronic

Hardstyle

2015

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Review by Jeremiah Nelson

K96's latest album, Pull The Trigger, is a high-energy mix of rock and roll, punk, and grunge that will leave listeners wanting more. The band's signature sound is present throughout the album, featuring driving guitar riffs, pounding drums, and strong vocals.

The album kicks off with the title track, "Pull The Trigger," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. It's a fast-paced, head-banging anthem that will get listeners pumped up and ready for what's to come. Other standout tracks include "Broken Bones," with its catchy chorus and driving rhythm, and "Devil's Playground," which showcases the band's ability to seamlessly blend punk and rock.

One of the strengths of Pull The Trigger is its consistency. Each track feels like it belongs on the album, and there are no weak links. The band's energy and passion are palpable throughout, making for an engaging listening experience.

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Track	Duration	Preview
Pull The Trigger	4:13

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K96 - Pull The Trigger (THER-162)

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© 2015 Theracords
℗ 2015 Theracords

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Barcode: 4250928353160
ISRC: NLG3W1500067

About K96

K96 or Dominik Leithner, the name already clarifies: this young talent is born in 1996. He was raised in the city called 'Köln' approximately 90 kilometers from the Dutch border. Dominik was already bothering his parents with electronic music at the age of 6, playing the Thunderdome albums continuously. Only two years later his mother bought him his first music production software, called 'Ejay' followed up by Fruity Loops. From that point on he started developing his musical skills until the day of today. This guy couldn't slip by unnoticed, especially not by Theracords. K96 has already shown his DJ-skills in Germany at the Tresor club in Berlin and in the Turbinenhalle in Oberhausen. Now it's time to show you what he stands for. K96 is recognizable for his raw beats and dark atmosphere. His first release on Theracords contains the track titles 'The Fight', 'The Universe Listens' and 'The World is Changing', which will definitely be of great value for the record label.