Year : 2016 (Pure Rock Records)
Style : Melodic Hard Rock
Country : Finland
Audio : 320 kbps + all scans
Size : 118 mb
Bio:
Guns of Glory was an idea of four hard boiled metal heads and rock n' roll bums to unite their musical skills and create a band that will make you understand rock music as it was intended... breaking the rules, living on the edge, traveling town to town just to play your shit to couple of people who haven't ever heard of you. Most importantly Guns of Glory is about hard and honest rock n' roll music... because that is the only way to be free.We started the band in 2010 and after a little line up change we had a powerful gang that could rock the roof down. We have been playing gigs and touring since that. We released our first demo in 2011 and it was limited roughly in 300 copies. We've shown people that we are not going to slow down and we will always show you how to play through your heart.
Album:
It was somewhat of an amusing moment for me. Upon receiving Guns Of Glory's latest and second album, Strafing Run, I did not remember them or that I reviewed their first album. This could mean several things. One, I receive so much stuff, all the bands and albums run together over time. Two, at fifty something, my memory isn't what it used to be. Or, three, Guns Of Glory's first album wasn't worthy of remembrance. It's probably a mixture all three. But cutting to the chase.These Finnish lads return with another album of gut level, even below the belt, straight up hard and heavy rock. Their sound is old school, down and dirty, knuckles to the chin, beer and whiskey rock n roll. It's suitable for the off main street pub or your friend's kegger in his backyard. Guns Of Glory is equal parts AC/DC, Krokus, Guns N Roses, and the modern southern sleaze Nashville Pussy. Then toss in some punk attitude. It's loud and obnoxious and, if that's not enough, vulgar with more than a few fucks flying about. Yet in the midst of all the sharp brazen riffs and Petri Puheloinen vodka soaked raspy vocals, GoG knows that melody and harmony make a song. So do guitar solos, which are abundant.But, honestly, as much as they get the genre right, I didn't find myself all that interested after two spins. And so, now I know why I didn't remember Guns Of Glory when they turned up again. But that's not say that you won't dig them. Listen to the song below and decide for yourself.
Line Up:
Pete - Bass & Vocals
Riku - Guitars & Cigarettes
Oskari - Guitars & Booze
Joni - Drums & Hammering
Tracklist:
01. Running from you
02. One you need
03. Devil in me
04. Don't you know
05. Days in the chain gang
06. Till we die
07. Move aside
08. Bad boy reputation
09. Keep your jack
10. I don't get it
11. Avenger
12. Lay down
Download links for all albums only on our blog here: http://goodmetalandhar.do.am/
