American rock singer Bobby Kimball returns with a new studio album
titled "We're Not In Kansas Anymore." Kimball was the original lead
singer for the band Toto, who's hits include "Rosanna" and "Africa." His
new solo album was released on April 21st through Purple Pyramid
Records and features the production work of John Zaika. The new 11-song
release begins with the rocker "Too Far Behind" as Kimball belts out the
lyrics with youthful energy. He gets the horns going on the funk/rock
delivery of "On My Feet," before picking up the pace for the hard rock
pace of "Hey It's Me." His voice sounds timeless on the ballads "One
Day" and "Hold On" and feels right at home on the epic feel of
"Met Her For." The album finishes with a return to the funk groove of
"Some They Do" and the up-lifting, inspirational piece "You're Not
Alone." To find out more about Bobby Kimball and his latest release
"We're Not In Kansas Anymore," please visit bobbykimball.com.
From Britain comes the latest release from the indie-rock band The Loft
Club. Their new 5-song EP is titled "Heart's Desire" and is finally
making its way to the U.S. after six months of release. The title-song
kicks off their new release as the band follows the blueprint laid down
by Fleetwood Mac. They settle into their own with the steady pace of
"Flicker" and the slinky, bluesy tones of "I'm Just A Man." Their new
short release closes with the Americana feel of "Stick & Stones" and
a full-length remix of "Heart's Desire." To find out more about The
Loft Club and their latest release "Heart's Desire," please visit their
Facebook page at facebook.com/theloftclubband.
Chrome is an American rock band founded by Damon Edge and
Helios Creed. They formed Chrome over 40 years ago in San Francisco,
utilizing the experimental period of rock music and becoming one of the
prime bands of the industrial rock music sound. The band found
underground cult success early on their careers as they continued to
roll through the eighties. As tension broke the two founding members
apart, talks about re-uniting came to a halt when Edge was found dead of
an apparent heart attack. Creed decided to go on with the band, as a
tribute to the work that him and Edge had started. After a short hiatus,
Creed released the band's first album in 13 years back in 2014 with
"Feel It Like A Scientist." Now, continuing the legend of Chrome, Creed
and his latest band have released a new album titled "Techromancy!" It
features a dozen tracks, beginning with the industrial buzz of
"Administer The Treatment." They rectify the post-punk energy of "Black
Diamond" and "Death Is A Pusher" as they seem primed to become the
leaders of the underground industrial rock scene once again. They finish
up their latest release with the experimental electronic delivery of
"The Mandela Effect Pedal" and classic, alternative, goth-grunge sound
of "Just For You." To find out more about Chrome and their latest
release "Techromancy!," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/chromechronicles.
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