It’s been a great Summer for reviewing rock here at Current Music Thoughts. In several ways, I’m grateful to be alive in a time where so many bright spots in music history can be explored in a very authentic/contributional fashion. To that end, I’ve just finished listening to Heavy Star’s newest release “Electric Overdrive.” The album is a raucous collection of aggressive hard rock ala late 70’s and 80’s bands. The title track #3 has considerable punch delivered through the wailing guitars of Marco K-Ace and Danny Slade and killer vocals by Albert Fish. Heavy Star is grounded in an established sound, but approaching it in a new and fresh way which merits more than a few listens.
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Friday, September 2, 2016
Heavy Star: "Electric Overdrive"
It’s been a great Summer for reviewing rock here at Current Music Thoughts. In several ways, I’m grateful to be alive in a time where so many bright spots in music history can be explored in a very authentic/contributional fashion. To that end, I’ve just finished listening to Heavy Star’s newest release “Electric Overdrive.” The album is a raucous collection of aggressive hard rock ala late 70’s and 80’s bands. The title track #3 has considerable punch delivered through the wailing guitars of Marco K-Ace and Danny Slade and killer vocals by Albert Fish. Heavy Star is grounded in an established sound, but approaching it in a new and fresh way which merits more than a few listens.
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