If you’re willing to open your mind and your sense to Priest then you’ll love this. If you’re closed and narrow minded and think rock and metal ceased to deliver after 1983, give up, go home and never darken my path again you sanctimonious old farts!
You’re not a plumber, you don’t have to find a leak, just bask in the fact that the water runs. That’s the way it should work. Don’t find fault where there isn’t any.
All these songs in about two and a half days. It’s amazing how it all came together in that time. And the other incredible thing was just a lack of editing. The songs are really a live album as it were.
We couldn’t think of a more perfect way of getting back to touring than to join forces with the mighty Paradise Lost, a group we always looked up to and that helped ignite our very own existence as a band!
I genuinely hope the Covid period will help people to make some better decisions by the facts. The simple fact that we’re all in this together, the cliché. We are in all this because we’re all the same species.
4 albums followed with Erik, countless tours and a stunning reputation as a frontman ensured sold out gigs around the world. But then the unexpected took place and the new guy made way for the original guy and back came Kenny, fitter and healthier than ever and ready to take the crown that was always rightfully his.
2019 saw Daxx & Roxane reach a staggering 150% of their kick-starter campaign to fund their second long player which is due out in May 2020. The album was produced by Temple of One / ex Inglorious axeman Colin Parkinson.
It’s a wonderful collection of anecdotal tracks that provide just enough grit to appease your classic rock fans and more than enough Americana to placate those that miss the sounds of the late great Tom Petty.
It would be tempting to list the qualities of every track on this album but ill suffice to say that it is superb in its entirety from the opening track, to the last frenzied riff of “Sleep Awake Obey!”