.::[ Let The World Burn Down ]::.





Artiste : The Devils
Durée : 00:31:44
Paru le : 09/02/2024 chez Go Down Records
Nombre de disque : 1 disques - 10 pistes
Label : Go Down Records
Genres : Rock




 
  1  Divine Is The Illusion  00:04:20  
  2  Killer's Kiss  00:03:17  
  3  Mr Hot Stuff  00:03:31  
  4  Big City Lights  00:02:45  
  5  Til Life Do Us Part  00:02:55  
  6  Roar ll  00:02:20  
  7  Shake 'em  00:02:08  
  8  Teddy Girl Boogie  00:02:02  
  9  The Last Rebel  00:03:45  
  10  Horror and Desire  00:04:41  



Nom uploader : Eichbaum
Format de l'audio : FLAC
Présence des Covers : OUI
Découpage :
Bitrate audio : FLAC 16BITS 44.1 Kbps
Nombre de fichiers et tailles : 1 x 222 Mo et 0 x 0 Mo


Covers are often looked down upon condescendingly, but you can also see them as a tribute and a way to find forgotten gems. Cleo Randle’s amazing 1966 soul track Big City Lights (written by Wilkerson Brown) is once again in the spotlight thanks to The Devils’ version on their fourth studio album Let The World Burn Down, packaged in a sublime but twisted illustration by Alice Bad Taste. We get another cover (Teddy Girl Boogie is based on Crazy Cavan’s Teddy Boy Boogie), but actually the eight original songs are even more worthwhile.

In this case, The Devils are Erika Switchblade (vocals, drums) and Gianni Blacula (vocals, guitars) from Naples (Italy), and their new work is dedicated to all the brothers and sisters who have had enough of humanity. Lyrically it’s almost philosophical (“How many things seem but are not // And how many are instead and seem completely nonexistent // An illusion like all life // There is an illusion of living, of loving, of dying – from opening tune Divine Is The Illusion), musically it’s raw blues rock with powerful vocals and heavy guitars, varying in tempo but always with an authentic garage feel. For those who like it wild, Roar II (an even more exciting version than that of 2012’s Beast Must Regret Nothing) and Shake ‘Em are the go-to hits.


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