Hailing from Pirmasens, the German capital of shoe manufacturing, ZOAHR offering us a time and style capsule of early 70´s Prog Rock, jittery Detroit Blues drenched in a bit of Garage Rock, crowned by a clear and weightless voice. The opener "Endurance Race" is carried by a distorted leading bass. Not in the style of Lemmy's bass, but more like Chris Squire or Geddy Lee. The song lets you feel the tension of a long-distance race, the song never calms down and constantly pushes forward. A great...
We love music when it fits existing patterns, or because it fits certain patterns in our personal experiences. Now it happens that our experiences are also expectations at the same time, especially of bands that are already a brand in their own right. Like Kadavar. It is well known that the bearded and shaggy times are over, and it is also well known that this also involves a general change in thinking and being. David Bowie enjoys the highest respect because he completely reinvented himself...
With a bold nod to 70s progressive rock, "Maelstrom," the first track revealed from the band's new album, exudes a rich vintage sound. The song blends psycho-progressive elements with authentic hard rock, creating a powerful piece that balances melancholy with forceful energy. In just over three minutes, it captivates with its oscillating melodies. San Diego’s SACRI MONTI shows their skill in crafting ballads with “Desirable Sequel,” a beautiful track that combines vintage tones with...
The essence of this fantastic album is the track "Consume the Heart". You recognize the melodies and vocal lines of the "Church of the Cosmic Skull". Here, the focus were put on the lyrics and the voice, which both were mixed quite in front of the instruments. If you get in Bill Fisher´s voice you may found yourself between Billy Joel or Elton John when both started their career. This record and music is far from being Stoner or Fuzz or Desert; it´s a timeless stretch between early 70´s...
The essence of this fantastic album is the track "Consume the Heart". You recognize the melodies and vocal lines of the "Church of the cosmic Skull". Here, the focus were put on the lyrics and the voice, which both were mixed quite in front of the instruments. If you get in Bill Fisher´s voice you may found yourself between Billy Joel or Elton John when both started their career. This record and music is far from being Stoner or Fuzz or Desert; it´s a timeless stretch between early 70´s...
Some names really attract me, like this one. And after listening to their music, I find the whole thing really attractive. Check the review in the album report.
King Buffalo´s latest release captures their power, tightness and their trippy atmosphere during their concerts. A brilliant production in which you can listen to the tension and silence in the audience. This is a really fantastic live record, the feedback between the audience and the band is phenomenal.
Sydney´s Heavy Rock outfit The Dirty Earth really kicks ass. Tenille Rogers´vocals stand in Ann Wilson´s (Heart) tradition. But the band is far away from mainstream rock or jingalingaling. Classic Rock at its best, with a pinch of Fuzz in it.