From the U.K. comes the punk/metal trio Segregates with their debut
album "Burston." The band was inspired by the music of Motorhead as
their sound mirrors many of the classic riffs that Lemmy and company
produced over the years. For those missing the music of Motorhead,
Segregates are a great fill-in for Motorhead's energy. Their new 11-song
release begins with the speed of "Segregates." As Motorhead was a rock
'n' roll band that played their music fast and loud, Segregates is an
English punk band that have injected the sounds of Motorhead with a shot
of adrenaline. They quicken the pace fof "Rock 'n' Roll" and use
Lemmy's classic bass riff for the basis of "Living Nightmare." The
94-second splash of "Let Battle Commence" is pure energy as the music
swiftly strikes. As "Step Aside" hits the speakers, you have already
found yourself a fan of the band as this classic punk sound pays tribute
to one of the best bands of all time. The short 25-minute album
finishes with Tim Atkinson on bass for the Motorhead cover "Riding With
The Driver." To find out more about Segregates and their latest release
"Burston," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/Segregates.
Argentinian rock band Lujuria are ready to return with a brand new album
titled "Rockeando El Pavimento." The name of the album was inspired by
the band's recent meeting with Jesse Hughes (Eagles Of Death Metal) and
Nick Oliveri (Queens Of The Stone Age). The music is high energy, hard
rock, while the vocals feature of mix of English and Spanish lyrics. The
new 14-song release begins with the high-powered rocker "Autopista" as
you do not need to know the words to feel the energy in the music. They
bring in a classic guitar riff to motor the rocker "Feel So High" and
then delivery a thunderous rhythm to "Bar Whiskey Bar." Lujuria slow the
tempo down for the dark tones of "Down," then quickly run through "Dr.
Brujo," then explode with the build-up of "Intravenus." They finish
their latest release with the intense, hard rock of "Ritual" and
head-banging, grunge appeal of "Voltios." To find out more about Lujuria
and their latest release "Rockeando El Pavimento," please visit their
Facebook page at facebook.com/lujuriarock.
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