Band:
Pete Brough - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Ralf Aussem - guitar, programming
Hermann Eugster - Drums, Percussion
Kurt Schmidt - bass
Discography:
Debut
Guests:
Crystin Fawn - vocals
HG Haasi Haas - guitar
Info:
Produced by The Wide
Recording engineer: Rainer Assmann
Recorded at Deadrose Studios
Mixed by Ralf Aussem, Rainer Assmann
Mastered by Michael Schwabe
Master editing by Philipp Wessler
Cover Picture by Michael Becker
Cover Design by Holger Seeling
Released 2018-10-26
Reviewed 2018-11-12
Links:
florian-grey.com
echozone
In terms of the music I guess that indie pop/rock is a good description, wave-rock is another one they use in the press material. I think melodic soft rock is a good way to describe the album; the tempo is quite low overall and then they add some ballady stuff to that. Energetic is not really something I can say about this album, it feels a bit long and not very varied either – I think some of the songs feel a tad on the long side as well. But the production is good, and I like the sound but from a creative standpoint it isn’t the most exciting album I have ever reviewed.
Dramatic artwork, but the music is less dramatic. I think the songs could have more depth, more variation, be a bit shorter and more direct. But it is a good album nevertheless. I think that it is almost great in its best moments, the opening track is quite great but perhaps a bit long and I also think the track So In Love is another great track, classically styled greatness. But there are also some really dull tracks like the long ending title track that is really boring. And I also think that the second track Girl is way too repetitive to be really good. It is something of an up and down album, great in the best moments and quite boring in the worst. Had they done the tracks shorter and hence done the album shorter, it would have been something of an improvement to this good album.
Ending conclusions have to be that this is a decent album, these guys offer up some good melodic landscapes etc. Perhaps it is an album that will go down well with those who like a bit softer rock music and don’t need much in terms of energy or that sort of thing. So it is a good album but not one that feels paramount to have in the record collection.HHHHHHH