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Elly Roberts reviews

Camera: Hurt Camera: Hurt (Genepool/Universal Music Ltd) Wrexham’s very own Camera (formerly The Benjamins) have been knocking on the big time for quite a while. This, their debut under their new name, it finds the Welsh quartet on familiar territory – gushing, with a pulsating pace – it really rocks. Matt’s on great vocal form as Steve’s guitar rips away. It formed part of their set when I saw them at Telfords Warehouse in Chester last year, and is good choice for a single. This is the sort of thing the Manic Street Preachers should be doing. Solid as ever, fresh and raucous - Yes, you can feel the hurt ! Weblink: My-Kung-Fu.com

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