Description

Black vinyl with gatefold cover and poster

Black-Bone from Eindhoven started back in 2008 and four years later they released their well received debut album ‘Back To Mayhem’. The follow up , Blessing In Disguise, saw a release 3 years later. The first song is ‘Blessing in Disguise’. It gives an instant impression of what Black-Bone is trying to do. They take the concept of old school hardrock with a renewing taste, using minor influences from modern day rock and metal. Songs like ‘Loaded – Weighted’ and ‘Never Too Loud’ are great results as part of. Their both catchy and are adopted to their own. The songs ‘Ashereah’ and ‘Wrong’ are filling in the part for some great melodic classic rock tunes. The songs ‘Enemy’ and ‘You Gotta Nerve’ are two rattling tracks with lots of energy. ‘Save it For Tommorow’ is a swinging, raw and sludgy track. Followed by the last song of the album ‘Believe’: a catchy sing-a-long lyric. A fantastic way to put this album to a closure. ‘Blessing in Disguise’ is a fine second album. You can hear the band grow into their comfort. The album contains everything a good hardrock band needs. From heavy bangers to more melodic ballad like songs. This album gives you a good excuse to go to a bar and drink a good porter.

Track list:
1. Nothing But History
2. Loaded – Weighted
3. Suicide (Ain’t No Way Out)
4. Enemy
5. Wrong
6. Never Too Loud
7. Ashereah
8. You Gotta Nerve
9. Wasted Years
10. Save It For Tomorrow
11. Believe