BLOOD OF HEROES BAND FULL

If you're a sci-fi/action fan, you'll definitely like it - and if you're a Rutger Hauer aficionado, you'll probably love it.

BLOOD OF HEROES BAND FULL

`The Blood of Heroes' is full of action and full of fun, even if some of the dialogue is slightly cheesy and some of the scenes are bad, tired cliches. Nothing comes for free, and anything that Sallow and his ragtag team of `Juggers' want, well, there's always a price. The members are Jooyeon, O.de, Gaon, Jun Han, Jungsu, and Gun-il. ironically enough, while the film is cartoonish in many ways, there's a certain gritty realism at its heart. Xdinary Heroes is a six-member South Korean boy band under Studio J and JYP Entertainment. Characters limp after matches, wounds get infected and take forever to heal. The `Jugger' matches are great, mainly because they're quick, bloody and brutal. Rutger Hauer puts in a cool performance as Sallow, a man who acts like he doesn't care about anything - even though he desperately wants to taste greatness again, even if it's only for a brief moment. Essentially, `The Blood of Heroes' is a cross between a sports film and `The Road Warrior', but that's okay, since it manages to lift the best elements from its source and blends them into something fun, if not necessarily original. One of the teams of `Juggers' that travels from city to city is lead by Sallow (Rutger Hauer) a former world-class champion looking for one last shot at glory. In `Blood of Heroes', though, these survivors at least have some form of entertainment - a sport calling `Jugging', which can best be described as a cross between football, lacrosse, and a gladiator death match, serves as popular entertainment. Through serious injury, reckless abandon and a rejection of almost everything they вЂoughtвЂ™ to do, Hell Is For Heroes have established a track record of unbreakable resilience.On the surface, `The Blood of Heroes' comes across as a poor man's `Road Warrior' - somewhere in the far-flung future, survivors of a nuclear apocalypse are doing their best to survive and thrive. Drawing inspiration from Dischord to the Zapatistas, they continue to grow and reinvent themselves with every new song and every show. With endless months of touring, hell is for heroes have built a community of deeply loyal followers that has enabled them to become one of the only genuine self-sufficient rock bands in the UK. вЂњGold-plated and with a granite core, the strongest and most glorious fuck you of the yearвЂќ The result was an album infused with a revolutionary punch and a deeper, darker side. The band returned to the studio in 2004 on their own label with seminal punk producers Pelle Henricsson & Eskil LГ¶vstrГ¶m (Refused, Poison the Well). вЂњequal parts fury and celebration, an emotionally-fraught rollercoaster ride, and the sound of a band searching for вЂ“ and finding вЂ“ its own voice.вЂќ Their acclaimed debut 'The Neon Handshake' was released in early 2003 and earned unexpected critical praise from NME to The Guardian, including album of the year in Rocksound and the dubious honor of a top 20 UK chart place. The shows were chaotic, careless, and full of shameless passion. From their earliest rehearsals, the only thing constant about the sound they made was the volume. In the pubs of shepherds bush, talking about bands they love and hate, trading mutual tales of nightmare day jobs, and discovering a bond between misfits. Hell is for Heroes started out in 2000 on a dark autumn night in west London. A band that also makes a stand, and have something very important to say about the world and their own environment and the industry we are all part ofвЂќ / Peter Ahlqvist, headhoncho at Burning Heart Records.

They are a great new young British band with music we totally relate to.

We are extremely happy to welcome them aboard. вЂњIt feels great to start working with HELL IS FOR HEROES and giving them the home they deserve. ItвЂ™s an honour to be added to their roster' 'Burning Heart is a label we've all grown up with.

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