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With "Stories of Strangers", Grumblewood appears as a New Zealand progressive folk rock band still too close to its references.
ADRIANSTORK
- 22/02/2021
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Containing a beautiful series of titles that we will regularly find in concert, this "Piledriver" will know a deserved success and will propel Status Quo to the forefront of the rock scene, and this for a few decades.
METALNATURE
- 01/04/2010
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"Procol Harum" has the same old-fashioned charm as the sepia photos, a perfume of psychedelia, lightness, typical of the late 60s / early 70s.
CORTO1809
- 24/08/2012
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Carried by the warm voice of its female singer, The Cosmic Trip Advisors proposes with "Wrong Again Albert / Same Same... But Different" two versions of the same album full of rock and blues.
CORTO1809
- 17/02/2021
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Deeper and richer in various emotions than its predecessors, a true calling card of an unavoidable band, "Green River" is an indispensable album.
MR.BLUE
- 08/10/2015
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Listening in a living room does not pay tribute to "Medicine At Midnight" that is fundamentally made for the stage.
NUNO777
- 12/02/2021
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"Still Waiting" is the album that confirms all the potential we felt in Jirfiya, a band that frees itself a little more from its influences to find its own style between heavy and progressive metal.
CALGEPO
- 08/02/2021
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This fifth installment of the Intelligent Music Project's adventures disappoints, not by the quality of its interpretation but by a somewhat dull inspiration.
TONYB
- 04/02/2021
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