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“It’s just a marginally horny karaoke booth.” Lord Of The Lost cover everyone from Judas Priest to Lady Gaga on Weapons Of Mass Seduction – but if you’re tackling such legends, you just have to do better

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“It’s just a marginally horny karaoke booth.” Lord Of The Lost cover everyone from Judas Priest to Lady Gaga on Weapons Of Mass Seduction – but if you’re tackling such legends, you just have to do better

Lord Of The Lost’s bloated new covers album is harmless fun, but absolutely nothing more than that

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