eva wrote:This one arrived just yesterday (I think it was released 27.2.), so I can only judge from first listen - up to now I think it´s an excellent Rock-album. Very Zeppelinesque at the beginning, but more "modern Rock" like afterwards. The only thing that´s missing is a real slow tune in between to relax from all the screaming and guitar-shredding .... 
Good song-writing too ... I´ll have a few more listens before I say more, but I can already recommend everyone to give it a listen. The CD also includes a DVD with interviews and videos.
Very excited about their upcoming show in Stuttgart in less than 2 weeks!
Eva
Hi Eva,
Well, having now got the album and given it several good listens I am envying you for that show in a weeks time. I was a bit nervous about this, their 2nd album, but now 2 fabulous albums in the past week or so! Joe's was something of a given but Everyday Demons certainly reinforces The Answers credentials as a great band in the making.
A great band is the sum of its parts and as a four piece there's plenty of space for all of them so its pleasing that the production defines them all so well. The first 3 tracks are high velocity rockers and standard fare - albeit well done. But Cormac Neesons voice is an instrument in its own right so I was delighted it's showcased on several songs, Cry Out being the first, where the band chill slightly, change tempo and the vocal range is alternated. It's nice to hear they can still take risks with their writing.
Stand out track is, for me, the fifth "Why'd You Change Your Mind". I don't really think they sat down, listened to the Led Zeppelin's first 3 Albums decided to write something that would not be out of place on any of them. So all to their credit that they have. To give LZ in their prime a run you need monster drums, inventive bass lines, stunning guitar and awesome vocals...check all four boxes then. Listen to this on headphones. Its brilliant.
I'm really pleased with this. There must have been a lot of pressure and they haven't blown it. It compliments 1st album 'Rise" very well. I guess anyone who has seen them with AC/DC will know they've got what it takes. Can't wait to catch a headline show and see the whole set.
For now, I'll just have to wait - still at least I've got Aynsley Lister tomorrow!
No Hits, No Hype.......................Classic Rock Jan 2012