Retro rockers Heavy Feather are back with a new album - Mountain of Sugar is set to be released by The Sign Records on 9 April, with heavier 60's and 70's rock influences, and some amazing blues vocals at the core of the release. When Heavy Feather's first album Débris & Rubble was released in..
Blues Pills release new video for single ‘Kiss My Past Goodbye’
BLUES PILLS will release their new album Holy Moly! on August 21st via Nuclear Blast. Today, the band has revealed the official video for their new single Kiss My Past Goodbye. Guitarist Zack Anderson comments: "Kiss My Past Goodbye is a song full of raw power, funky riffs, and wild drumming. It's a clear message about..
Blues Pills – Holy Moly! (Nuclear Blast Records)
Ok, I need to start by saying I like Blues Pills a lot, the first two albums were both great in slightly different ways, and I was wowed when seeing them live in late 2018. But.....I have to confess to being curiously underwhelmed by some of this, their third slab of heavy psychedelic blues-rock. I..
Blues Pills postpone new album Holy Moly! indefinitely
Unfortunately, the upcoming BLUES PILLS album, Holy Moly!, will not be released as planned on June 19th, 2020. Together, the band, its management and label have decided to postpone the album indefinitely. The band states: "It’s with a heavy heart that we must tell you that our new album Holy Moly! must be postponed. Due..
Blues Pills announce New Album ‘Holy Moly!’ For June 19th, 2020 and release first single ‘Proud Woman’
Often compared to a jam session between Aretha Franklin and Led Zeppelin, Blues Pills' career took them from an American garage to international glory within a few years. Their 2014 self titled debut album entered the German album charts at #4 and two years later they went straight to #1 with the successor Lady In Gold. Starting..
Heavy Feather – Debris and Rubble (The Sign Records)
Surreptitious (or not!) replaying of classic rock / blues-rock greats from the late 60s and early 70s such as Cream and Free is wonderful enough. But when you stumble across talented young(ish!) musicians creating and playing new stuff in the same vein with the same levels of energy, honesty and passion as said Household Gods,..