Review By Glen Parkes
Australian glam rock sensations Sisters Doll return with a bang, delivering their third studio album, Scars, on January 24th, 2025. The album cements the band’s reputation as a driving force in melodic rock, blending soaring choruses, gritty riffs, and heartfelt lyrics into a sonic explosion that’s as raw as it is polished. Produced by the legendary Rickie Rae at Melbourne’s Lighthill Sound Recording, Scars offers a masterful balance of vintage rock nostalgia and modern edge.
The opening track, “Purgatory,” kicks the album into gear with a of a old cowboy film before fiery guitar solos, setting the stage for a journey through resilience and rebellion. “Climbing Out of Hell” follows with a thunderous anthem of defiance, perfectly capturing the band’s ethos of overcoming adversity.
Tracks like “Prisoner” and “Change” dive deep into themes of transformation and self-reflection, showcasing Sisters Doll’s lyrical depth. Meanwhile, “First Time” and “Kiss Me” explore love and longing with infectious melodies that will undoubtedly find their way onto fan-favorite playlists.
The emotionally charged ballad “Don’t Give Up on Us” stands as a centerpiece, a heartfelt plea wrapped in powerful harmonies. “United” and “You Can’t Bring Me Down” deliver rallying cries of solidarity and strength, emblematic of the band’s bond as brothers and their connection with fans.
The title track, “Scars,” closes the album with a hauntingly beautiful ode to survival and growth, proving that even the deepest wounds can become badges of honor.
With Scars, Sisters Doll demonstrate their growth as musicians and storytellers, solidifying their place in the annals of glam rock. The album is an electrifying ride, blending nostalgic glam rock vibes with a fresh perspective, ensuring its appeal across generations of rock enthusiasts.
Ready to conquer stages across three continents in 2025, Sisters Doll are poised to make Scars not just an album, but a defining moment in their career. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a newcomer to their music, this album is a must-listen for anyone who loves rock ‘n’ roll with a soul.
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