'David Coverdale,' fate of this body ('Nathan James')! in 2016, I admit that a group that takes back us to the best years of the hard rock of the 1970s, this may annoy some. But when it's done in this way, we can only praise the performance of this young group that also claims his seventies influences. We will start with a bang with 'Until I Die' (with an intro to the 'Highway Star' in concert) and 'Breakaway' then see you hear a good old Led Zeppelin or Deep Purple with 2 titles all in nuances with a bass line where you discover that your foot tape measure alone. The rest is of the same ilk, alternating hard rock and other securities more blues. A small incarpade with the title 'Inglorious' in Oriental influences in the sauce and then metal to tell us as they do other thing, an acoustic ballad 'Wake' where 'Nathan' puts forward any of his vocal powers. So if you're a fan of Deep Purple, Aerosmith or Zeppelin of the first hour, take the train and I'll bet that you will not descend before the last station...
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