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Cutting edge rock with a finger on the pulse of the world today. "No nonsense" "pulsating" rythmns" "UNABASHED" ROCK.
Genre: Rock: Hard Rock
Release Date: 2003
Pushed Record Label: Atomic Music LLC
  • Download Album (MP3) - $8.99
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Branded 3:45 $0.99
Affliction 2:53 $0.99
Broken Words 3:32 $0.99
Go Back Now 4:54 $0.99
Run 2:48 $0.99
Mary 4:25 $0.99
Ground Zero 5:12 $0.99
Told Me 4:25 $0.99
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Album Notes

Low Earth Orbit WWW.LOWEARTHORBIT.NET &
Review taken from MAXIMUMMETAL.COM!!!!
Low Earth Orbit - Pushed - Atomic Records - 2003 Reviewed by: Nailer

Track Listing

1. Branded
2. Affliction
3. Broken Words
4. Go Back Now
5. Run
6. Mary
7. Ground Zero
8. Told Me (acoustic)

Hard rock is being good to me these days, I think. From a little Net searching, I came across some samples from Low Earth Orbit, a band from out of Tennessee here in the US. Low Earth Orbit began as the musical vision of guitarist/songwriter Anthony "Hollywood" Mcbrayer in 2000 and after several line-ups settled into the current line-up of Anthony, Dan(drums), Dave (bass) and Josh (vocals).

"Stoner rock" is what I've seen them listed under, but there really isn't a lot of drug references that would qualify the label. LEO is straight-up hard rock that would definately appeal to the classic rock favoring crowd. They have a 70's feel without the excessive jams and a modern sound without the commercialism and angsty baggage.

Josh has a fantastic barritone voice and the deep bass and drums give the CD an heavy gravity feel that is thick and comfortable. "Branded" shuffles like the harder moments of Pearl Jam and "Affliction" could almost find company in Zakk Wylde's catalog. After the classic throwback of "Broken Words", the aggression settles down with a looser guitar stance and smoother vocal sections that reflect the rural roots of their home area.

"Go Back Now" grows more comforting on each listen, but "Run" is my top number on this one. It's catchy and the guitar work is awesome. Both "Mary" and "Ground Zero"--a World Trade Center Disaster tribute?--are infused with mournful longing and "Told Me" is acoustic Skynard that's completely genuine.

Bottom Line: Turn off your numbingly repetitive radio and search the Net. Bands like Low Earth Orbit are out there with music samples and reasonably priced CDs.

Score: 8 of 10

Link www.lowearthorbit.net


--Nailer 06.28.04

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REVIEWS

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author: RattRodder
wish i would have known about this CD along time ago!!! Fuz is a Bro from way back, we just reunited out of the blue & he told me of his band. Bought the CD & was blown away by the guys! My friends & I rock to it every chance we get!! I'm sure you will too! So buy it people!!! worth every penny & then some! Hope the next CD is in the near future, i'm sure it will be another wall shak'n rocker!!! GRATZ GUYS
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author: glenn galbraith
Heard 'go back now' on Guitar World CD-ROM. CD baby was great, delivered in 2 days. Played the CD at a party & numerous people were interested in what they were hearing. excellent work.
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New rock with an old flavor
author: Eric Osgood
One of the best bands I've heard this century! I saw these guys play live a few years ago and was blown away by the guitarist McBrayer. Its refreshing to hear the guitar solo make a comeback. They are a mixture of Grunge and classic rock with a fresh original sound. I highly recommend this to anyone who digs hard rock the way it was meant to be.
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GREAT GUITAR WORK!!!! GROUND ZERO IS MY FAVORITE
author: LORI
I love this CD, I recommend anyone who likes metal to buy this! Ground Zero was my favorite, however all of them are great!I look forward to the next CD!
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