It's 2012 and Denmark's ST.PROSTITUTE floods the stores with "Here Comes The Prostitutes" to overwhelming results as the band focuses on world domination! How's that to grab your attention?

This bands' pure rock sound is sure to make waves as they start the trek to reach platinum status. The title track "Here Come The Prostitutes" starts things off with pulsating rhythms, power chords and a high voltage that I haven't heard for some time. Fussy Korsholm's lead vocals are prominent and explosive as he demands total attention from the listener. The fast-paced guitar work by Morten Korsholm shuns the typical metal masters as they meet higher standards. This is true in-your-face rock that will awake the dead as they sleep!

Don't turn your head now as up next is "Say When It's Over" and it's is a seductively strong yet tender ballad that sparks the ignition to sway the typical tiny bopper to the big time. The soaring guitar work by Korsholm is stunning and the adrenaline rush is on. I love this track!

You wanna hear a hit song? Then check out "I'm Not Falling". This is what's it all about, a song that's magic with dual lead vocals by Korsholm and Line Krogholm. Usually many times male/female duets are ballads but not here, this is a full-fledged rock track that is explosive with killer lyrics and is just musically amazing. This is the kinda song that really pumps you up and makes you happy.

"Dreaming Of You" will hopefully put ST.PROSTITUTE on the map worldwide. It has that classic sound of TESLA with a more rock-n-roll vibe. I love how the song jumps tempos midway through. Just powerful!

"The Highway Hitcher Murder Blues" reminds me, with the first couple chords, of AC/DC's "Whole Lotta Rosie" but then takes on the classic fast-paced ST.PROSTITUTE sound. It sounds like Morten Korsholm borrowed a couple licks from Chuck Berry on this one! And you'll wanna check out the following track "Hell Yeah!!" as that's another song that will kick your ass.

I was waiting for the power ballad and there it was in the form of "Medicine". This only shows you ST.PROSTITUTE have the balls to show diversity in their music, which kicks ass with the midsection Kim "Finn" Mikkelmann on bass and Jack Andy on drums. I'm kind of surprised ST.PROSTITUTE followed a power ballad with another smooth ballad in "A Bitter Man's Lullaby". This one has big acoustics with some killer keys and those additional backgrounds really make the song. Fussy Korsholm's vocals are a real highlight on the song and show ST.PROSTITUTE is a true class act.

Ending the disc are two more rockers in "Schizophrenia" and "Crisis" and both songs keep in the style of the rest of the release. This is one helluva debut album that needs to be added to your collection.