What does that mean? Basically they have a bit of a classic late 80s early 90's grind in Mark Hughey's percussion and Robert Clayton's rhythm, yet the poppiness of the lyrics carry a heavy edge as does the raw violent passion in Michael Yarnell's voice. Keoni Rogers fluid fingers on the guitar and funky twist in Austin Hart's bass is what adds a more alternative yet melodious and yearning quality to their music.
That so much talent can come from this one particular group is undeniable, as "Follow", "Far From Home" and "Who I Am"s live recordings show the originality, depth and symmetry of musical art in action. The slow starting rhythm of "Fickle" quickly picks up pace only to slow it down again while Yarnell's voice woos and serenades. Gaining similarity as the song goes on, the end surprises as Yarnell whispers just before the rhythm and Roger's heavy riffs amp it up again.
A song sure to get you addicted is "Last Meal" which starts off heavy and wicked, with erotic overtones and hip-swaying rhythm. Yarnell's voice hits a core of vibrancy with sex appeal and rich baritone power as Roger's strumming drives in deep to hit the metal spot. Hughey's percussion is simple; steadily rising and falling to the rhythm or lead guitar parts, but still solid in precision and boom.
Recommended for the lovers of hard rock with a metal lining and "feel good" intercepts, Sovereign's new "Change" CD will give classic and modern rockers what they are looking for.
http://www.sovereignrocks.com/
No comments:
Post a Comment