Powerful vocals backed up with enough metal to crush most ofthe competition. The
author: http://www.rockhousemethod.com
Fascinatingly enough this CD made it by "Fingers" at the main
office. Well anyway, first impressions, Slaughter meets Foreigner.
Powerful vocals backed up with enough metal to crush most of
the competition. The attack is relentless "stand up and shout it out!"
And he does! The attack on the guitars, drums and bass are sharp
and rapid fire timed as well. Similar to the breaks you would have
heard done by Rush. With the guitar blazing away leads like fingers
of flame from a roaring bonfire and the rest of the groups synchronicity,
there's a real combustive cohesion being created. After several listens
to the CD, I only seemed to like it more and more. The melodic song
"Promises" really seems to capture the soul of this band and splays it
out for the rest of us to appreciate. Being around about 10 years, I
can only wonder why this band hasn't been assimilated by the music
industry machine. With so much mediocrity being passed off as good
music, this CD stresses the need for a stronger indie push.
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"I can only wonder why this band hasn't been assimilated by the music industry m
author: http://www.realtimerecords.com
Fascinatingly enough this CD made it by "Fingers" at the main office. Well anyway, first impressions, Slaughter meets Foreigner. Powerful vocals backed up with enough metal to crush most of the competition. The attack is relentless "stand up and shout it out!" And he does! The attack on the guitars, drums and bass are sharp and rapid fire timed as well. Similar to the breaks you would have heard done by Rush. With the guitar blazing away leads like fingers of flame from a roaring bonfire and the rest of the groups synchronicity, there's a real combustive cohesion being created. After several listens to the CD, I only seemed to like it more and more. The melodic song "Promises" really seems to capture the soul of this band and splays it out for the rest of us to appreciate. Being around about 10 years, I can only wonder why this band hasn't been assimilated by the music industry machine. With so much mediocrity being passed off as good music, this CD stresses the need for a stronger indie push.
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