Bloodstone & diamonds
Machine Head
Emneord
Anmeldelser (3)
PlanetMosh
d. 13. dec. 2015
af
af
Jamie Reader-Johnson
d. 13. dec. 2015
"Combining the high-energy and clout of a boisterous-eighties Whitesnake, and the power and outer worldliness of an early-seventies Deep Purple, this is a band that's definitely moving in the right direction, and adding a fresh, rejuvenated component to the British Hard Rock scene that's difficult to come across in the present-day".
Devilution
d. 21. feb. 2016
af
af
Henrik Kjellerup Bro
d. 21. feb. 2016
"Er man vild med gamle "Rockosaurusser" som Deep Purple, Whitesnake, Led Zeppelin, Bad Company og lignende bands med bånd eller ånd i den klassiske hard rock-scene fra de britiske øer, så går man formentlig ikke kold ved at tage en lytter eller mange til debutalbummet fra Inglorious ... Inglorious har potentialet til at blive rigtig store inden for deres genre".
Louder than war
d. 15. feb. 2016
af
af
Michael Ainscoe
d. 15. feb. 2016
"Fronted by Nathan James, a classic frontman if ever there were one with a track record which has seen him adding his golden throated tones to Trans Siberian Orchestra and Uli Jon Roth's band, Inglorious lead the way with the good old fashioned values of playing live and loud. No auto tuning, double tracking or in studio trickery for these guys whose philosophy is about capturing the raw material in an organic fashion - incredible to say it, but even with all the band, shock - horror, in the same room at the same time. Even going so far as to not just record but also to bunk down for the night in the studio, guitarist Wil Taylor talks of using his Marshall stack as a headboard - how rock and roll is that, as well as possibly setting a new trend for rock fans to pimp their crib -".