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"   Photo: The Kills  Blood Pressures is the title of The Kills&amp;#039; new album and it definitely gets your heart rate up. Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart, the two eclectic misfits that comprise The Kills, spread their musical tastes across eleven varied songs. The duo embrace their sensitive side on &amp;quot;Wild Charms,&amp;quot; a 1970\u2032s-sounding rock ballad on which Hince delicately croons in a soft lull, as well as their reckless; on &amp;quot;DNA&amp;quot; Mosshart&amp;#039;s voice purrs in a low register against a solid guitar riff. The Kills are a likable duo, their songs are well-written with little ornamentation and they know their songs are good. They ooze swagger in their live performances and it magically translates onto their latest album. The major difference between this and The Kills&amp;#039; Midnight Boom (2008), is the variation the album brings to its listeners. This time around there is something for everybody, whether it is The Kill&amp;#039;s classic brazen sound of &amp;quot;Future Starts Slow&amp;quot; or the heartfelt &amp;quot;Baby Says,&amp;quot; Blood Pressures hits every note. Blood Pressures is available today, April 5th, on Domino Records. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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