Followers of Bolan, Bowie, Jagger and Web page will really feel at house listening to the brand new mini album ‘Reside at Black Twister’ by Danish retro rockers The New Weavers.
The New Weavers – Reside at Black Twister
Let’s be clear, there’s nothing particularly ‘New’ in regards to the New Weavers, however frankly, who cares! This mini-album is a number of enjoyable. If, like me, you might be considerably sick of polished pop and the limitless stream of solo artists clogging up your social feeds, you would possibly discover solace in The New Weavers.
The band has already acquired robust media help, with GAFFA, Denmark’s main music publication, fast to heap reward on them, whereas UK radio station Planet Rock added their debut single ‘Don’t Make a Scene’ to their playlist rotation.
The Danish retro rockers have a sound that rejoices within the acquainted; listening to this EP is like listening to the historical past of rock ‘n roll. Hear lengthy sufficient and also you’ll discover nods to all of your favourites of yesterday. You’ll hear The Rolling Stones, The Faces, T-Rex and Led Zeppelin, and it’s fantastic.
“The most important praise I will pay to The New Weavers is just that it is a band I’d completely love to hitch.”
Reside at Black Twister is a joyous cacophony, with six songs recorded dwell in Copenhagen by 9 immensely gifted musicians. Reside albums can polarise; they both elevate a band to a brand new stage or flatten the sound. On this case, you might be left with the sensation that it is a dwell present you’d like to see for your self.
The New Weavers are at their finest when vitality ranges are excessive, and I discovered myself gravitating to tracks 3 (Fundamental Music Movers), 4 (Mexico), and EP nearer Susie; all three are assured foot-stompers.
5 of the six tracks on this EP are model new, whereas observe two, ‘Wait up, Sir’, was beforehand shared as a single launch final 12 months and positively deserves a second push.
Make a while in your day for this joyous celebration of rock ‘n roll.
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Phrases Mark Knight
