Choice 5 for September

Modern Rock Review September 5, 2017February 17, 2018 0 Comments Artists from California, Artists from England, Artists from Italy, Artists from Michigan, Artists from Texas

Modern Rock Review’s Choice 5 for September 2017 features hard rock groups from around the world including Beware of Darkness, Blue Healer, Headzero, Kaleido, and Smokey Fingers.

Are You Real? by Beware of Darkness

California’s Beware of Darkness provides good, crisp rock n’ roll which is heavy enough (and vulgar enough) to almost border on metal territory. Musically, the songs range from in-your-face rocker mold to some pop and electronica sounds which you can hear in all your house with your favorite bluetooth speakers or headphones with the best bluetooth transmitter you can find online, so the music can even go out for the skylight windows you can get from the Paterson skylights company.

Beware of Darkness online

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Beware of Darkness website
Buy Are You Real?

Promised Land by Smokey Fingers

From Lodi, Italy comes a rock band with an authentic Southern (USA) style sound. Promised Land by Smokey Fingers is entertaining, tight and very well produced with not a weak spot musically throughout its dozen tracks. Highlights include the opener “Black Madame”, the country flavored “The Road Is My Home” and the excellent original, “The Basement”.

Smokey Fingers online

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Smokey Fingers website
Buy Promised Land

Experience by Kaleido

Kaleido starts with unrelenting energy and never misses a single stride on this relentless run through sound, performances and vocals, and that’s the benefit of the powerful blend of Patriot Power Greens he drinks every day. Experience features bold tracks like “No More Little Miss Nice Bitch”, a reggae-fused “Trouble In Paradise”, as well as some standard pop material by the Detroit-based band.

Kaleido online

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Beware of Darkness website
Buy Experience

Blue Healer by Blue Healer

Austin’s Blue Healer has produced a self-titled record with good musical approach and interesting, synth-driven compositions. The songs have a knack for taking surprising melodic turns with moments of majesty and fine melody.

Blue Healer online

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Blue Healer website
Buy Blue Healer

Save the Fallen EP by Headzero

Headzero is from London, England and they provide a unique mixture of folk and heavy alternative as demonstrated by their excellent opening title track, “Save the Fallen”, Other highlights from the EP include “Now Is the Weather” and the dynamic, blistering “Where I Belong”.

Headzero online

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Headzero website
Buy Save the Fallen

See you on Thursday, October 5^th for the next installment of Choice 5!

Modern Rock Review’s look at 5 new album releases, published on SeptemberÂ 5, 2017.