
Songs to Invade Countries
to provides a great balance between heavy, guitar based epics and melodic
moments which show off a more light-hearted side to the band. The tracks also
have a groove and definite blues-based kick which, along with the fantastic
guitar solos, played with a gnarly tone shows how Voodoo Six are masters at a
very traditionalist form of hard rock.
The vast majority of the album falls firmly into a category of
earthy hard rock, which meld with groovy hooks to create a gritty atmosphere.
The tracks are all strong rockers; riff laden and driving, which keeps the
album moving forward without becoming repetitive.
The album perfectly shows off the musicianship and song-writing
skills of all the band members, offering opportunities for all to shine.
Overall the album is a great rock and roll album which draws
heavily on classic influences, whilst still managing to maintain a modern sound
which allows it to fit in with the 21st century’s rock and metal
scene without sounding outdated.
8/10
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