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New album closer due January 2025 on Cherry Red Records, first single from it is Trail Of Destruction. Love this...
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By Captain Howdy · Posted
I am not the biggest fan of live albums, in fact I generally could not give a flying fuck about them and even as a collector I only buy live albums if they are either really cheap, have a bonus studio track or two on them, they come with a live DVD or blu ray or a band really only has one live album. This though is pretty much an essential purchase as I really wanna hear how Erilk handles the classics. -
By Captain Howdy · Posted
That's not the video. It's just an audio track. Pretty much all bands do that now. -
'Fill My Sails' out October 18th. From Pride & Joy Music: Winding Road was formed in 2018 by Jan Hedlund (Coastline) and Magnus Åkerlund (Blender). The two musicians have played in numerous bands and played loads of different genres touring all over Sweden before. Their true love however was Melodic Rock and AOR. First, Winding Road recruited singer Jonas Tyskagen (Domino Drive) and began writing songs with the intention to make an album, i.e. their self-titled debut which was released in March 2021 on AOR Heaven. Now they are back with Pride & Joy Music as their new label and the follow-up release entitled “Fill My Sails” which once again includes 11 songs of pure melodic rock/AOR, again produced, mixed and mastered by Magnus Åkerlund. “Fill My Sails” also features some great guest musicians like Thomas Larsson (Glenn Hughes) and Fredrik Folkare (Unleashed). Line Up Jonas Tyskhagen: Lead Vocals Magnus Åkerlund: Guitars, Bass, Keyboards and Background Vocals Jan Hedlund: Drums and Background Vocals
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'Echoes' out October 18. Recorded & produced by: Carl Berglund at Studio RainRoom, Västerås, Sweden Mixed & Mastered by: Erik Martensson Line up: Carl Berglund: Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals; Daniel Groth: Lead Vocals, Keyboards; Peter Ledin: Guitar, Backing Vocals; Richard Holmgren: Drums, Backing Vocals; Mikael Hagström: Bass, Backing Vocals
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After a few more listens...I actually think this cover is over-sung. The last chorus is completely over the top. Robbie is a tremendous singer but he got too theatrical on this one IMO.
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