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    HM Magazine #79/Bad Little Duck
    Bad Little Duck — Full Color Inside cover

    Bad Little Duck

    Full Color Inside

    (1997)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Ugly RecordsHM Magazine #79September 1999
    electronicfunk rockmetalpunk

    Here is a bizarre-sounding album with quite a prolific catalog. Funky are the two key words here ("fun" is part of "funky"), as the grooves are deep and the lyrical humor is wide. Cudos to their rhythm section, who keep churning out the big phat grooves in each tune. Danceable almost disco-like funk is going on, and it's cranked out rock and roll style. I hear very slight similarities to Living Colour and the ChannelSurfers. They are looney, but very tight. The song "Spiritual Warfare," featured on this issue's Hard Music Sampler CD, certainly showcases the band's harder side.

    Other coverage for this album

    Art for the Ears 1999Reviewed by Marco PovervestThis small naughty bird flew over from Switzerland with a black CD-case. But when I opened the case, I found screaming full colors inside. Funny. This album is a 1997 release coming from the French speaking part of Switzerland. Bad Little Duck was formed in 1992 and did more than 80 gigs so far. They shared the stage with bands like Whitecross, Laberinto, Gorefest and more. Though Full Color…

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