Strychnine And The Rat Traps - Nursery RhymeHands Of Time

Review by Gregory Brainard

Nursery Rhyme Hands of Time by Strychnine and the Rat Traps is a unique album that is sure to captivate its listeners. The album is a collection of nursery rhymes that have been given a modern twist, with a mix of rock, punk, and metal elements. The band has done an excellent job of reimagining classic nursery rhymes like "Jack and Jill," "Humpty Dumpty," and "Mary Had a Little Lamb."

The album opens with "Jack and Jill," which starts off slow and gradually builds up to a fast-paced, hard-hitting chorus. The band's use of heavy guitar riffs and pounding drums creates a sense of urgency that perfectly fits the lyrics. "Humpty Dumpty" is another standout track, with its catchy chorus and driving beat.

Strychnine and the Rat Traps have also included some original songs on the album, such as "Time to Go" and "Hands of Time." These songs fit seamlessly with the nursery rhymes and showcase the band's songwriting skills.

Summary by Gregory Brainard

Nursery Rhyme Hands of Time is a fun and entertaining album that will appeal to fans of rock, punk, and metal. The band's unique take on classic nursery rhymes is refreshing and shows their creativity and musical talent. If you're looking for something different to listen to, give this album a try.