Album Notes

2 new CD reviews:

MELODICROCK.COM - Andrew Mc Neice states that the CD "features a punchy European melodic hard rock sound. It has the feel of a one man band, but for an independent release has an impressive sound. Musically I can't compare, but it's a pretty gritty release. It is melodic hard rock without fitting into any category or safe comparison. Well worth checking out for something different."

STRUTTER'ZINE - "(...)They released a strong full-length CD (...), which contains some great AOR/Melodic Hardrock tunes, such as opener “Don’t wait for me” that reminds a bit of FAIR WARNING, but also the title track, “Better place” (best song, kinda BON JOVIish!) and “Play our part” are examples of the band’s AOR type of material.
However, the band also throws in a lot of heavy bluesy Hardrock orientated material in between that has some DEEP PURPLE / LED ZEPPELIN influences, ending up sounding like KINGDOM COME actually, yet due to the AOR touch the band in general could be labeled as Melodic Hardrock.
The sound / production is very good for an independent CD and if they could concentrate on creating more uptempo Melodic Hardrock based tunes next time, who knows… HIGH ROAD EASY has definitely potential, so go check them out (...)"

2009 sees a band rising that has it's own vision of contemporary melodic rock: HIGH ROAD EASY.
Dominated by Jan Knopf's incredible voice and powered by the guitar magic of Sven Horlemann, it is a tight groove and great hooks that determine their sound.
As of July 2009, the band just released their debut HOTTER THAN A THOUSAND SUNS through CD Baby as a retail CD and via digital distribution.