Фирма Go Down Records

"Great Expectations" is the 3rd album of the alternative rock band GUNASH and it's a kind of movie about society. Like every movie, it uses different frames: panoramic shots on the very troubled world in which we live, the ironically self-absolutory "Stone Garden" and on our own place of birth seen by the Shakespearian line "...what is the city, but the people?" "Sicktown"; cowboy shots where the protagonist faces his/her paranoic relationship with the others "Mirror"; the one of subjection with the media "Need To Bleed"; the relationship between lovers "Mean", "Stray Dog", "The Killing Silence". Then there are innermost details "Great Expectations" full of hope and uncertainty; some disengagement "Gunash Blues" to act as an outlet valve to the tension stored little by little; a macabre hymn to life "Death Comes". While the end credits are running, we understand the message that the film director wanted to communicate through his disillusioned look: we must nurse "Great Expectations" towards us, first of all. This album was born during latest American tour at the end of 2015. The band recorded 3 singles featuring Rami Jaffee (Foo Fighters), at the Fonogenic Studios in Los Angeles. In 2016 the band finished the recordings at Go Down Studio in Italy, featuring Rami Jaffee on keyboards and as artistic producer. The official videoclip of the single "Death Comes" took months of work, involving more than 60 people and has been produced by the video productions label Babylon Fil Record Label: Go Down Records Style: Rock

Artist: Gli Avvoltoi Label: Go Down

digipack. For that reason alone, Veracrash are among the most psychedelic bands out there today. All is mercurial and one can never quite get settled in. Forget the days of flowers and beads, Veracrash's version of psychedelia will have the listener grasping for the wooden stakes and pitchforks. I don't know whether I want to call the songwriting on 'My Brother The Godhead' a virtuosic performance or a schitzophrenic one, so I'll just say the album makes a very strong impression. In its purest form the psychedelic music genre takes the listener on a trip and that's the least of what Veracrash do here. For the most part they seem to do away with song structure altogether, establishing strong verse / chorus openers, then abandoning them altogether as they discover new paths along the way and with a shrug, guide the listener haphazardly off the beaten trails. It's an unlicensed guided tour through every underground hard rock and metal genre you can name that embraces the use of the fuzzbox. In the end, somewhere beneath all the noise and beauty and brutality is a strong identity and taken as a whole, it's a solid album that cruises along nicely, albeit bumpily Record Label: Go Down Records Style: Alternative Rock

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