Imperial State Electric - Reptile Brain Music

Artikelnummer: V-70102
Kategorie: Tonträger
Hersteller: Psychout

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REPRESS! Unser Review 2013:

"Imperial State Electric sind eine Band, und nicht Nicke Anderson's Solo-Projekt. Das wird schon dadurch deutlich, dass die erste Single "Reptile Brain" von Dolf de Borst (Ex-Datsuns) gesungen wird, und beim stark an Kiss orientierten "Stay The Night" Gitarrist Tobias Egge die Lead Vocals übernimmt - und zwar so wie es Paul Stanley in seligen 1970er Zeiten nicht hätte besser machen können. Wie aus einem Guss spielen sich Imperial State Electric durch die 12 brandneuen Tracks von "Reptile Brain Music". Locker aus der Hüfte geschossen zitiert die Band ihre musikalischen Vorbilder, streift dabei Glamrock a la Sweet, zitiert Alice Cooper & Co. ohne dabei die Punk und Rock & Roll-Attitüde aus dem Auge zu verlieren."

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""Reptile Brain Music" - Imperial State Electric's third studio album was originally released in 2013.
Clocking in at a little over 33 minutes RBM boasts a dozen tracks of their particular and peculiar rock'n'roll.
The album is bookended by two high-energy live favorites, "Emptiness into the Void" and "Down in the Bunker" in a classic Andersson style. However, the less obvious songs within also reveal some unexpected treats. The heavy Blackmoresque "Faustian Bargains" showcases some unexpected time signatures. "Dead Things" feels like Beatles meets horror movie soundtrack (Fred Estby contributes lyrics). While the frantic "Born Again" is far from pieous, delivering a blistering blow to religion.

RBM also shows the further development from solo project into a full-fledged band with multiple songwriters and different lead vocalists. Tobias Egge opens new doors with his contribution "Stay the Night" and Rudolf de Borst screams lead vocals for the wonderfully primitive title track - "Reptile Brain".

Recorded at Gutterview Recorders, mixed by Fred Estby & Nicke Andersson & produced by Nicke Andersson.
Originally released on Warner Music and promptly "Out of Print" fans have been clamoring for a reissue.
From the press release 2013 "Imperial State Electric is entering phase 3 in its ongoing battle against mediocrity.
An endless quest to make the rock roll"."