tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:/blogs/from-hellfreaks-to-earthlingsfrom Hellfreaks to Earthlings!2018-08-28T12:29:43+02:00The Hellfreaks falsetag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/59537592019-11-08T13:00:26+01:002019-11-08T13:00:26+01:00intevriew unrated magazin <p>New interview out on unrated mag. <br>Read the full interview here: https://www.unratedmag.com/the-hellfreaks-a-band-to-check-out/</p>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/43737952016-09-15T19:43:46+02:002017-01-13T02:35:10+01:00The Hellfreaks Astoria review by Piranha Magazin (DE) <p>The Hellfreaks „Astoria“<br>(Wolverine/Soulfood)<br><br>Nein, dies ist kein Psychobilly-Album.<br>Nach dem Ende der ursprünglichen Klapperbass-Combo, hat das ungarische Energiebündel Shakey Sue Nägel mit Köpfen gemacht und nicht nur personell einen Neuanfang gewagt. „Astoria“ springt uns nun mit Hardcoreanleihen ins Gesicht und verbreitet in Nummern wie „I’m Away“ ungehobelten, aber musikalisch clever und modern umgesetzten Punkrock-Aufruhr, der die meist aggressiven Vocals, mal mit deftigem Geballer untermauert, mal auf dezent melancholische Gitarrenharmonien bettet. Bei „Back To My Planet“ und „Little Crime“ darf am Ende der Scheibe sogar noch der gute alte, breitbeinige Rock‘n’Roll vorbeischauen, die Matte schütteln und auf der Klampfe solieren. Da sind nicht nur „Sid And Clyde“ ganz von den Socken. Eine starke Rückkehr!<br><br><img src="//d10j3mvrs1suex.cloudfront.net/u/206317/a8e36d3f3e4ee8105dfdf6c55a3a8e14ac0a7494/medium/14247872-1086952768056601-96430083-o.jpg?1473961401" class="size_m justify_center border_" /></p>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/43186732016-08-10T20:23:03+02:002017-01-13T02:35:10+01:00The Hellfreaks Astoria review by Rock City Magazin (DE) <p>Mit zwei Awards ausgezeichnete Punk Rock Band aus Ungarn, die mit „Astoria” ihre dritte CD durch „Wolverine” einem großen europäischen Publikum vorzustellen in der Lage sind. <br><br><img src="//d10j3mvrs1suex.cloudfront.net/u/206317/7084dfe723128841303393f12e620a94b207c37f/medium/13597568-729269993882231-1061257597-n.jpg?1470853314" class="size_m justify_center border_" /><br><br>Wer auf modernen Punk Rock steht, der mal drastusch, mal melodisch, mal fast kommerziell daherkommt, wird – wie ich auch – begeistert sein. <br>Songs we „Why Do You Talk”, „The Rope” oder „Your Call” rocken, riffen, punken auf bestem Niveau! Dank charismatischen Sängerin Shakey Sue als Top Frontfrau und einer fulminanten Instrumentalfraktion ist ASTORIA das vielleicht beste Punk Album der letzten 10 Jahre! <br>Ganz stark! (12 Punkte)</p>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/42721012016-07-10T14:04:15+02:002018-07-19T09:58:33+02:00The Hellfreaks Astoria review by billybop.be BILLYBOP.BE by Mr. Blue Boogie: THE HELLFREAKS <br>REVIEW ASTORIA CD/LP<br><img src="//d10j3mvrs1suex.cloudfront.net/u/206317/ca823e9dd81d78bd3b87bb0123bb781086a8bc36/medium/astoria.jpg?1464001678" class="size_m justify_center border_" /><p style="text-align: justify;">The new release by the Hellfreaks is a new Generation album according the band. The new line-up as of course something to do with that idea, but also the music sounds fresh and young. For 38 minutes long you can hear a modern version of Punkrock. High speed, adrenaline infused rock with a melodic punch, rocking guitars and good-looking female singer. The world we live in is there basis for inspiration and you can clearly hear that in their lyrics. Add to that some well-known speeches, top-notch quality and you know what you might expect. They dropped the horror punk label from the past and became a fully-grown (adult) punk band overnight. </p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Shakey Sue is comfortable in her role as female singer of the band and she knows how to handle the boys without doubt. If they produce some hardcore riffs or if they come up with something poppy Sue is always there to catch the song and make something special out of. Check out I’m Away or Your Call before you indulge yourself in this new album, but I’m pretty sure that in the end you will agree with me, this is rock and roll inspired punk at its best.</p>For original article click <a contents="" data-link-label="" data-link-type="url" href="http://www.billybop.be/admin/CDdetail.asp?ID=13038" target="_blank"><em>here</em></a>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/42720872016-07-10T13:35:51+02:002017-01-13T02:35:10+01:00The Hellfreaks Astoria review by Underdog Fanzine (DE) <p>UNDERDOG FANZINE: THE HELLFREAKS <br>Astoria LP/CD <br>Wolverine Records <br><br><img src="//d10j3mvrs1suex.cloudfront.net/u/206317/eba1fa419c91d9b6cc13922de0ed04506618cf06/medium/band-transparent.png?1463767190" class="size_m justify_center border_" /><br>Shakey Sue ist hungrig. Nach dem Band-Aus Ende 2014 und einem Re-Launch wurde das bisherige Bandkonzept evaluiert. In der Konsequenz, dass die Elemente aus Psychobilly, Horror und Punk, komplett über Bord geworfen wurden und die Komponente der emanzipatorischen Punkmusik aufgegriffen werden. Laut, bissig, wütend sein: Riot Grrrl! </p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">"Astoria" ist ein Statement, ein differenziertes straight-rockendes Punkrock-Album, das mit Shakey Sues Charisma perfekt zum ungestümen Sound harmoniert. Die neubesetzte Band liefert eine geballte Ladung kompromisslosen Punkrock ab, der den Sound der frühen THE DISTILLERS assimiliert. Shakey Sue offenbart mit ihrer rauen, wütenden Stimme die hässliche Seite des Punkrocks, die ungeschönte Momente hervorbringt, die sich auf den geradlinigen Rhythmen treiben lässt und jede Note leidenschaftlich intoniert und die Rhythmus-Sektion in schwindelerregende Höhen spielt und dabei zu keinem Zeitpunkt das Wesentliche aus den Augen verliert. Punk und Rock and Roll, hart durchgemengt und schroff, kokett serviert, dass es eine Schande wäre, an alte Muster festzuhalten. Gleichwohl in "Astoria" eine gewisse Strenge mitschwingt, überwiegt ein lebenshungriges, rebellisches Gefühl, als müssten THE HELLFREAKS ihre Abneigung zur Spießigkeit, negativ belegte menschliche Eigenarten laut und deutlich demonstrieren. Songs wie "Sid&Clyde" (vielleicht der beste Song auf dem Album!) romantisieren den Underdog-Habitus, aber auch den liebenswürdigen Charme für unverbrüchliche Liebe und Zusammenhalt. Das könnte mensch auch über "die neuen" THE HELLFREAKS behaupten...<br><br>For original article click <a contents="" data-link-label="" data-link-type="url" href="http://www.underdog-fanzine.de/2016/06/09/the-hellfreaks-astoria/" target="_blank"><em>here</em></a></p>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/42627842016-07-04T20:50:56+02:002018-07-30T08:13:00+02:00If you are the interviewer ...We answered a looooot of interviews in the past. Some were super cool and we had fun to answer it - and some belong more to the category "hard work" because we thought noone one earth can be really interested in THAT questions. So it came in our mind to ask you guys directly: what would you really love to now about us? <br>Our facebook post was such a succes that we got more than 50 questions in 48 hours.<br>Now it's time to publish it - here is your interview with <a contents="Shakey Sue" data-link-label="Members" data-link-type="page" href="/members" target="_blank">Shakey Sue</a>! <br><img src="//d10j3mvrs1suex.cloudfront.net/u/206317/db9c00d13cc24ed2b9cf13db0b1adddfc46753c6/medium/fullsizerender00.jpg?1467657249" class="size_m justify_center border_" /><p>1. Matt asked: "Do you wanna build a snowman?" <br><em>I’m a summertype person. So I prefer if there is no possibility to build a snowman. ;-) </em><br> <br>2. Adam asked: "Do you prefer cloudy days or clear skies?" <br><em>If I could build up my perfect weather it would be cloudy days with a bit rain but at least 27°C – and all that with beautiful beach. Any ideas? </em></p>
<p>3. Morgan asked: "How has your format change been effecting your fan base, do you think it's more accessible now that your moving a bit away from that psycho/horror genre or do you think your origional fans may be put off by the change." <br><em>Both. I wanted to change our genre because I didn’t wanted to repeat myself. After 2 psycho/horrorpunk albums I had the feeling that I can’t make something new closed in this „box”. I haven’t thinking about the reaction of the fanbase, cause even you are all important to me, but I’m just not that kind of person, who can be like others wanted to having me. <br>Now after the release and after touring with the new album it turned out so much better than we expect. We found new people and also the „old” fanbase seems to like it! Our old stuff belonged to the new-psycho-wave which is influenced pretty much by punkrock – what means we didn’t went that far with Astoria from our roots. Just a step forward and not backward in my point of view. <br>On the other side: I’m totaly fine with people who don’t like the new sound. If they are only into psycho/horrorpunk, they are totally right: cause this is no more billy anymore. </em></p>
<p>4. Mike asked: "Will you post a picture with pigtails?" <br><em>It’s not planned yet. </em> </p>
<p>5. Fred asked: "Are you close to the kustom kulture & bikers ? And would you like to have a bike ?" <br><em>I’m always open for new things. ;-) </em></p>
<p>6. Manu asked: "Go to make you a concert in France during the next festival as the cry baby?" <br><em>We already had a gig in France at Chopper Fest in this festival season but we won’t have more this summer. But anyway, I’m just doing festivals, concerts, anything as me. Not Johnny Depp.</em> </p>
<p>7. Logan asked: " I know it's hard, but what are the 5 bands that influence ou the most?" <br><em>Uff, hard one … which came first in my mind and influenced me, not the band, are: The Distillers, Brody Dalle, The Pretty Reckless, Ignite, Offspring, Bad Religion </em><br><br>8. Martin asked: "How about a uk tour with The Creepshow?" <br><em>Will be there in a second if anyone organize this! </em><br> <br>9. Mike asked: "Godless Girl's Fun and Boogie Man were great videos. Any plans to do some more?" <br><em>2 more videoclips are planed for this year. One is a roadmovie that we record at this summerfestivals season. And the other one is planned as your next Boogieman.;-) </em></p>
<p>10. Jason asked: "Will you marry me?" <br><em>Don’t take it personally, but my answer is no. </em></p>
<p>11. & 12. Steve & Kenau asked: "What band would you like to play with?" <br><em>Would love to play with Brody Dalle. </em></p>
<p>13. Lucifer asked: "If u were a dog what dog would u be?" <br><em>A clumsy one</em>. </p>
<p>14. Gordon asked: "Which bands do you listen too?" <br><em>I’m listening to a pretty wide range. It would be a way long list to name all of them. But they all belong to the rock genre. I think my only no go-s in that genre is SKA music. I’m just way too bored of it. </em> </p>
<p>15. Shawn asked: "What are your top five movies?" <br><em>I totally love fantasy movies. So my top five movies are all LOTR movies and The Hobbit, which are already more than 5. </em></p>
<p>16. Eric asked: "Best punk band ever?" <br><em>That’s like asking „ Who is the most beautiful girl ever?”. There is no answer for this. But I think from the new punk bands Barb Wirde Dolls are those who have the authentic spirit. </em></p>
<p>17. Andrew asked: "Favorite beer and/or liquor?" <br><em>A Guiness in a bar in Dublin. </em></p>
<p>18. Dakota asked: "Where is the boogie, the boogie the boogieman?" <br><em>„ At my sweet home…” </em></p>
<p>19. Jonny asked: "Dream concert ticket to work /to attend?" <br><em>I still miss the Offspring from my giglist. </em></p>
<p>20. Nigel asked: "Cats rats or bats? " <br><em>CATS!!!! CATS!!!! CATS!!!!!!!!!!!!</em></p>
<p>21. Joseph asked: "Whens your next music video" <br><em>End of this summer. </em></p>
<p>22. Oneal asked: "What happened to the up right bassist" <br><em>Let’s say he broke up with his upright bass. He just did not appear at our european Halloween Tour 2014. This happened literally – he just did’nt came to the meetingpoint so we had to start a tour without him … you can imagine what a pain in the a** that was for us. He also sold his bass a week later and never turned up again. </em></p>
<p>23. Eder asked: "You still freakin out in the stage???" <br><em>If I would’nt, all that would have not any sense.</em> </p>
<p>24. Oscar asked: "Whats the meaning of life?" <br><em>42 </em></p>
<p>25. Hiroaki: "Will u come over for a dinner w/ me in Japon?" <br><em>We have to make it to Japan first. After that we can discuss the details. </em></p>
<p>26. Renáta kérdezte: "Lesz-e idén magyarországi koncert?" <br><em>Ez valóban egy nagyon jó kérdés. J Egyelőre nincsen semmi a láthatáron de játszunk a gondolattal, hogy esetleg év vége felé Budapesten egy kis club bulit megpróbáljunk. Bejártuk az egész világot, de itthoni színtéren ég mindig babacipőben járunk. Így minden bíztatás különösen jól esik itthonról. </em><br> <br>27. Scotty asked: " Which is better, dusk or dawn?" <br><em>Dusk. </em></p>
<p>28. Made asked: "Which was your first purchased record?" <br><em>Green Day: Dookie </em></p>
<p>29. Justin asked: "What's the most perverted memory's from the band?" <br><em>The connection between bandmembers is kind of pervert cause you know way more about each other than what you would like to know. But on the other hand, there is no memory that I could put in your category. </em></p>
<p>30. Timber asked: "Biggest influence (both musically & not), is?" <br><em>I already answered the first part of it. My not-musically influence is my own mind, the life that surrounds me, the society, politics, tragedies, sunshine, hate and love, everything. </em></p>
<p>31. Marcel asked: „ What are your favourite authors?” <br><em>Tolkien, Robert Merle, Stephen King, Michael Crichton </em><br><br>32.-50.) Mike and Patrik and Patryk and Ville and Jason and Sergio and Jason and Gordon and Jamie and Justin and Timothy and Bradley and Nico and Daniel and Jason and Andres and Ed asked: "Will you play in Nashville/ Rochester, Ny/ Poland, Woodstock Festival/ Finnland / Canada/ Argentina/ Chicago/ atl ga USA/ UK/ USA/ Texas/ USA/ Ohio/ San Antonio/ Mexiko/ New York City/… <br><em>Guys, you are super sweet for asking this, cause it shows us, that you would like to have us all around the world. But the truth is, that YOU are the only one, who can make it to bring us over there. We would like to tour at all of these places and even more. But as long we don’t get invited by booker we can’t do anything. Talk to your local booker, talk to your festivals, talk to those who are managing your scene. We always love to get hints for get festivals that we might haven’t known. But we can’t make is as long you did not show your interest about us to your local booker. That why all the bands shout SUPPORT THE SCENE! <br>You can find all of our fixed dates right <strong><a contents="here.&nbsp;" data-link-label="Shows" data-link-type="page" href="/shows" target="_blank">here. </a><br><br><br>THANK YOUR GUYS!! <br>BEST <br>SUE <br><img src="//d10j3mvrs1suex.cloudfront.net/u/206317/21c662921ce7fe85a29866279579ee7fb6f8a891/medium/fullsizerender.jpg?1467658039" class="size_m justify_center border_" /></strong></em></p>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/42336072016-06-16T21:04:24+02:002019-09-24T13:55:49+02:00Horror+Punk by Kriszta Katona/Artlocator Magazine ( Pt. 1) <p><em>A musical panorama in the realm of horror punk. How did the angry young men with safety pins in their noses become monster admirers? Studded-chained accessories, second-hand clothes, whitewashed faces.</em></p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The 1960s gave birth to surf rock, whose songs evoked idyllic California sunshine, palm trees and pastel colours; the 70s saw the advancement of garage rock and disco; then by the middle of the same decade punk rock burst in, blasting and rejecting everything. Everything, even what it drew from: its debauched, loud, and raw voice repre-sented the total opposite of pop and rock sounds dulled by continuous practice. Its flame kept swelling and mutating over the years and spread from England through America to Japan, finally breeding – beyond the rebellious youth, with their nostrils pierced with safety pins and angry at ab-solutely everything – stylish monsters. </p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">From the mid-70s punk rock was probably the most important harbinger of anger, aggression, of the breaking down political and sexual taboos and the DIY movement in the music scene. Its appearance turned the entire scene upside down, of course with varying intensity, depending on the country. The 1960s devoured young people with garage rock and surf rock, while punk gave some sort of a reaction to these genres and to the untrained musicians. It was simpler, more explicit and raw. The punks rebelled against everything popular. They rejected, judged and denied the garland-wearing hippy era, the glittery disco, but even rock performers who had become commer-cial and boring. Its music was fast and utterly subversive, lacking any compromise or frippery, and constituted a fitting background music for the world hungry for modern solutions, its impacts lingering on in the music world to this day. </p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">But the emergence of punk is not only due to garage and surf rock (or to what later came to be known as “proto -punk”) but also to styles such as the polka dot and stripes of rockabilly of the 1950s, as well as to hard rock, and the platform-booted glam rock . Punk as a genre with a political and ideological background (anti-war sentiments, free thinking, intentional non-compli-ance with social expectations, and the principle of “never sell yourself”) soon became a global sentiment, which of course was not exempt from clichés or preconceptions. Beyond the maximum three chords in the music and the critical, harsh lyrics, it manifested in the appearance as well: leather clothes, studded and chained accessories, torn, then patched up clothing acquired mainly in second-hand shops, tattoos sometimes bearing political messages, and a mohawk – these all be-came the attributes of being punk.<br><br><em>Will be continued ... </em></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><em>Credits:<br>Photo: Éva Szombat <br>MUA: Barbara Keserű <br>Hair: Judit Iglódy<br>Styling: Kriszta Katona<br>Special thanks to: Nora Sarman <br>http://artlocatorapp.com/<br>https://www.facebook.com/artlocatorapp/</em></p>
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<div style="text-align: center;"> </div>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/42069682016-06-01T21:59:25+02:002018-07-07T15:02:25+02:00Single Review "Why Do You Talk" <span class="font_large"><strong>By Horror Punk News UK </strong></span>
<p>"A few years ago a band i had the great pleasure of supporting on their debut UK show split up, I was gutted for them because i knew they worked very hard to build up a reputation.... However that reputation brought them back to us. Last year the band fronted by <a contents="Shakey Sue" data-link-label="Members" data-link-type="page" href="/members" target="_blank">Shakey Sue</a> returned with a new line up to do a American tour. I was gutted that the line up had changed tho, Until i heard Why Do You Wanna Talk..... </p>
<p>Disclaimer- They have left the Horror Punk behind, But this is my website so if i want to review them I will! </p>
<p>As i said about the days of <a contents="Circus of Shame" data-link-label="Merch" data-link-type="page" href="/merch" target="_blank">Circus of Shame</a> seem behind them Sue backed up with a fresh sounding band they now smack you in the face with a force that you wont expect if you judge them from the other albums. </p>
<p>Moving very much in a Riot Girl style it suits Sue's vocals perfect. So much more than the Horrorbilly style, I always felt this would be the direction they would head and im so fucking pleased they have. </p>
<p>I firmly believe that this new Hellfreaks line up will only grow in strenght and can become a name you won't forget in a hurry. </p>
<p>Ok they are not Horror Punk any more but you know something? Good, that was holding them back a little, Now just sit back and watch them explode."<br> </p>
<p>John Rose, <a contents="Horror Punk News UK&nbsp;" data-link-label="" data-link-type="url" href="http://horrorpunknewsuk.wix.com/horrorpunknewsuk#!Single-Review-The-Hellfreaks-Why-Do-You-wanna-talk-45-Skulls/c112t/56c4be050cf2d76542b1c291" target="_blank">Horror Punk News UK </a><br><br><iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/steZ7oJDoAc" width="560"></iframe></p>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/42068572016-06-01T21:03:16+02:002016-06-01T22:42:08+02:00First review of ASTORIA is online (DE) <p><span class="font_large"><strong>Review ASTORIA - Huffington Post </strong></span><br>"The Hellfreaks sind wieder zurück und das in mehrfacher Hinsicht. Um dieses Album aufnehmen zu können, mussten die Hellfreaks erst mal wieder eine Band werden. Sie hatten sich aufgelöst. Doch eine glückliche Fügung sorgte dafür, dass the Hellfreaks Frontfrau<a contents=" Shakey Sue" data-link-label="" data-link-type="url" href="https://www.facebook.com/shakeysueofficial/?fref=ts" target="_blank"> Shakey Sue</a> sich mit neuen Musikern ans Werk machte. </p>
<p>Alte Zöpfe wurden rigoros abgeschnitten, unnötiger Ballast abgeworfen und die neuen Hellfreaks können frei durchatmen. </p>
<p>Ein Zopf war das Label „Horrorpunk". Dies wurde durch „Female Fronted Punk Rock Riot" ersetzt. Und genau das war der beste Schritt, den the Hellfreaks gehen konnten. <br>Schnürte das alte Konzept die Band noch ein, können sie auf dem neuem Album <a contents='„Astoria"' data-link-label="Merch" data-link-type="page" href="/merch" target="_blank">„Astoria"</a> richtig Krawall machen. </p>
<p>The Hellfreaks spielen sich mit ihrer Interpretation von Punkrock richtig heiß. Mal geht es Hardcore lastig in die Vollen, dann nehmen sie sich gekonnt zurück und lassen schon fast poppige Klänge erklingen, um im nächsten Moment wieder voll aufzudrehen. </p>
<p>Die Gitarren spielen mal dreckig mal wunderschöne melodische Riffs, die Drums prügeln den Beat hoch und der Bass hebt den Druck der Songs auf das passende Niveau damit Shakeys Gesang noch kräftiger, oder auch mal sanfter daher kommen kann. </p>
<p>Textlich schauen the Hellfreaks auf den Nerv der Zeit und geben ihre Meinung zum Geschehen kund, ohne dabei die Lehrer zu spielen. </p>
<p>Normalerweise gibt's einen Anspieltipp, bei Astoria sticht jedoch kein Song heraus, das ganze Album ist ein einziger Anspieltipp. Lasst euch einfach mitnehmen auf den Punk Rock Aufruhr. </p>
<p>[92 von 100 Punkten] </p>
<p>Ein Interview unter anderem über das Album Astoria gibt es hier als Video zu sehen oder hier als Podcast."</p>
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<p>Veröffentlicht von Michael Stollmann | Mai 29, 2016 </p>
<p>Dieses Zitat stammt aus folgendem Artikel: https://fotoglut.de/musik-2/reviews/2016/thehellfreaks-astoria/ .</p>The Hellfreaks tag:www.thehellfreaks.com,2005:Post/41925192016-05-23T11:10:01+02:002016-05-23T13:08:57+02:00New website - New album<p><strong>Dear Folks! </strong></p>
<p>Welcome to our new website, where we proudly presents to you our brand new album 'Astoria'. Grab yourself a copy in our webstore and tell us how you like it! Here is the teaser:</p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><iframe class="justify_inline" data-video-type="youtube" data-video-id="FS_lTKqBlcI" data-video-thumb-url="http://img.youtube.com/vi/FS_lTKqBlcI/0.jpg" type="text/html" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/FS_lTKqBlcI?rel=0&wmode=transparent&enablejsapi=1" frameborder="0" height="350" width="480" allowfullscreen="true"></iframe><br> </p>The Hellfreaks