GenQ - For the not so straight individual

Recently, there was an outbreak of new bands who are reminders of what real rock is like, and one of those bands was Hinder. Already with a few hit singles, like Lips Of An Angel, Better Than Me, Born To Be Wild, and the new single Homecoming Queen, Hinder's album, Extreme Behaviour, has been re-released with a bonus DVD featuring video clips, and a special live concert with backstage footage.

Hinder are the epitomy of why so many kids want to grow up to be rock stars: making shitloads of money to simply do what they love to do, playing their original songs to worldwide audiences, and seeing heaps of hot chicks thrusting lifting their tops up to give the band more encouragement.

Extreme Behaviour features 12 tracks, including the abovementioned singles, as well as a piano version of the opening track, Get Stoned, a surprisingly touching track called Nothin' Good About Goodbye, and a song that could become the next stadium anthem, Room 21, which, incidentally, is all about having a one-night-stand ... another good thing about being rich and famous!

Extreme Behaviour is out now through Universal Republic Music, and is rated MA15+ for strong themes.

For more information about Hinder, visit their website or Myspace.