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Inspirations covers set, Red Brick City is very obviously the product of lockdown frustration, but there is nothing lightweight about these songs, nor anything frivolous or throwaway about its sound. Rooted in rock n roll, and with much evidence that
Seb Byford is a big grunge fan, songs like riff-driven opener Solution and the loose-limbed and dreamy Tree in the Wind make no attempt to mess with a winning formula, preferring instead to be unapologetic classic rock, delivered with considerable passion and grit.
Ultimately, the joy of
Biff and
Seb are sharing here. As much as this is a record hewn from meat, potatoes and well-trodden sawdust, there are also detours into lilting, psychedelic rock (
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NAKED SIX.
Soaked in gritty, riff-baked blues, yet rich with the sound and metre of classic hard rock, Red Brick City s ten songs refuses to let you go. From the taut, elastic swing of the Solution riff to the rich, layered balladic strains of Tree In The Wind , the LP moves with the class and cadence of a cracking journey uniting vintage rock n roll sensibilities with the crackle and excitement of a fresh, youthful perspective.
With
Biff on bass duties and both providing their vocal talents, the foundations for
HEAVY WATER s sound are set in both that incredible father-and-son chemistry and a lifetime of know-how and experiences. Take the title track and first single