Minnesota
alternative rock band Soul Asylum began their career almost 35 years
ago, releasing five studio albums before hitting it big in 1992 with
their triple-platinum album "Grave Dancers Union." It featured the hit
singles "Runaway Train" and "Black Gold," and solidified the band's mark
on the new wave of alternative music that overtook the country in the
early nineties. After being dropped from Columbia Records following the
unsuccessful 1998 album "Candy From A Stranger," Soul Asylum has been
working hard to recapture that magic, without straying from their genre
of music.
Now the
band are ready to release their 11th studio album titled "Change Of
Fortune" on March 18th through eOne Music. The new twelve-song release
begins with the up-tempo rocker "Supersonic" as lead singer, Dave
Pirner's vocals are strong as you instantly flashback to their heyday. The band's music gets a little harder edge with
the Zeppelin-like riffs of "Can't Help It," before returning to their
brand of sing-along songwriting style as displayed in the up-lifting
feel of "Ladies Man." Soul Asylum have expanded their sound to add the
post-punk feel of "Moonshine" and the hard-rocker "Make It Real," before
closing with the acoustic folk/rock of "Don't Bother Me" and the modern
pop flair of "Cool." To find out more about Soul Asylum and their
latest release "Change Of Fortune," please visit soulasylum.com.
Also on March 18th, we get the debut album titled "Not The End Of The World" from New York's hard rock band Cilver. After building momentum over the last couple years, with the release of their 4-song EP and a spot on the inaugural Motorhead Motorboart Cruise, it was the perfect time for the band to release their goods to the fans. The new eleven-song release begins with up-tempo blast of "Break Free" as lead singer Uliana Preotu becomes the star of the song. Cilver lock into the hard rock groove of "I'm America," then add some punk rock attitude with "Razorblade." Preotu is allowed to let her vocals soar during the hard rock build up "Frozen" and the intense mainstream metal appeal of "It's My Life." The album finishes with the band finding their edge with the dark tones of "Behind These Eyes" and rising up for the battle cry of "Not Afraid." To find out more about Cilver and their latest release "Not The End Of The World," please visit cilverband.com.
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