Posts Tagged as ‘Album Review’
I hear influence definitely here from DREAM THEATER but also note a bit of a RUSH/ASIA vibe too which does »
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RED REMEDY have an interesting sound that takes its cues from a mixture of modern radio rock and some late »
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Fair enough that Cooper always tries to do something different, but really when you’re doing a sequel to an album »
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The band’s sound draws influence from the sunset strip sound of the eighties with some early day GUNS ‘N’ ROSES »
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This new album improves on every element from the debut tenfold and if I didn’t know better I would swear »
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The vocals are mainly of the high-pitched variety and on numerous occasions I was reminded of the one and only »
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The album is almost progressive in its nature, keeping the blend of funk and hard rock but also adding »
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The songwriting is fantastic on GHOSTS OF THE PAST, and while there is still enough grit and angst to »
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First up let me say that this album is definitely one of the most interesting and exciting death metal albums »
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This album gathers some very rare live recordings of the band in their early years, and while the lack of »
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once again it’s more a matter of RUSH meets QUEEN via some early day JOURNEY. Certainly a mouth-watering concept, but »
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Now i don’t mean modern as in current bands, just a bit of a more contemporary and accessible sound »
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The downside to this however is that it would be really, really hard to find anybody that could possibly enjoy »
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Whilst the album definitely has a singer/songwriter vibe and much appeal to the folk rock market, Seymour and his latest »
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The feel of the album is raw and natural while still sounding full and professional which should go a long »
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The one true consistency running through the album is the sublime vocals of Mickey Thomas, sure there’s a couple of »
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Though the early years of DIESEL were spent with funked-up Aussie pub rockers THE INJECTORS, and his last decade or »
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Spearheading this project is Martin Schella, who some of you might now from his role in STEEL PROTECTOR or maybe »
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After spending a decent amount of time with the album, I can certainly see why there was some label interest »
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Odd…Eclectic…Different…Silly and Uneasing are all words that I would happy to include in a description for this new album from »
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