Lazarus Heights – Papillon Review

Lazarus Heights: A Unique Twist on Melodic Rock...

Relesed by: Self

Release Date: Out Now!!!

Genre: Melodic/Prog Rock

Links: https://www.facebook.com/lazarusheights

 

Tracklist:

01. Papillion

02. Fall For You

03. Murder Blue

04. Dry Martini

05. Drive

06. Waterfall

07. Next

08. The Joker

09. The Living Room

10. The Pleasure

11. Fantasie Militaire

12.  Lazarus Heights

 

Papillon is the debut album of the French/English band LAZARUS HEIGHTS. They are formed around singer/songwriter/guitarist DICK GRISDALE, drummer JEFF GAUTIER, keyboardplayer PAUL MOURADIAN and bassist SIMON PEARSON.

The band is playing melodic rock, yet with a tiny modern progressive rock edge in the arrangements. Their first album has a massive big sound and the band’s lead singer Dick has a good strong voice, which can be heard right from the start during the midtempo symphonic driven titletrack that sounds a bit like a mix between MAGNUM, ASIA, ARENA and PALLAS, so with a clear British way of doing prog/sympho melodic rock. After this wonderful start, we are pleased with 11 more melodic rocking songs that due to Dick’s unique baritone voice (a la DAVID BOWIE, NICK CAVE, JAMES MORRISON…) gives the band an own identity. Other highlights are the uptempo melodic rockers Fall For You, Dry Martini, Vaterfall and The Joker, while also the beautiful ballad Dive needs to be mentioned.

Quite a surprising debut album of this band called LAZARUS HEIGHTS.

 

Written by: Gabor Kleinbloesem

Ratings: Gabor   8/10

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