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If you put the Backstreet Boys and their fans in a room and lit it on fire, the members of The Hong Kong Sleepover would be the four guys outside drinking Jack Daniels, shooting off automatic weapons and roasting marshmallows . And feel free to substitute the Backstreet Boys for any dime-a-dozen, so-called band that has left their skid marks on the under garments of the music industry. What, to many, may sound like a southern-fried version of a jihad, it is abundantly clear that The Hong Kong Sleepover really have declared their holy war upon those that suck upon the teat of Casey Casem….and they brought plenty of refreshments and ammunition. Before you begin to point your fingers at their faults, you should know that The Hong Kong Sleepover already knows they’re not perfect, nor pretend to be. In fact, the more distorted and deranged you think they are, the closer you are to what really drives them, which is honesty. An honest, stripped down approach to the genre of music that brought you Motorhead, Anthrax, Corrosion of Conformity, and Metallica (pre-haircuts) is the desired result of their live performances, which are more like metaphoric sacrifices to the god of metal – who resembles Lemmy Kilmister, only with horns. It was this deity that was summoned to produce their first LP, Mustard, which was released in the autumnal equinox of 2009, and contains ten original tracks. The album is available in record stores and on iTunes. Mustard is a collaborative effort by all fou