Outloud - Outloud

\r\nThey’ve been telling me over and over again “if you haven’t listened to Outloud yet, you should check them out” anyway I wasn’t expecting that their album would be as good as described. This is obviously a very good work not just because you will listen to something never heard before – besides I am pretty sure that if this one was released back in the day, when Hard Rock was at its peak, it would definitely have made an impression for its inspired and “rocking” compositions but that’s not all since the whole album manages to stand out by itself.
\r\nMusically, this is an amalgam of Hard Rock and melodic Rock along with some classic old school elements along the way, something that could easily excite the listener with its freshness and raw power. I should admit that being aware of the lineup I was prepared to listen to a “swarm” of notes flying around pointlessly but I was dead wrong. What I listened to was impressing, there is no need for a thousand-notes-per-minute show off, these guys here can impress simply by playing their music. In other words they deliver an album that really has something to say. Is there a better starting for a band? \r\n

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\r\nChandler Mogel Vocals
\r\nTony Kash Guitar
\r\nBob Katsionis Guitar/ Keyboards
\r\nJason Mercury Bass
\r\nMark Cross Drums  \r\n

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