Omega Train – You Were There
Omega Train’s classic rock and blues erupts and flows and keeps on flowing. Their latest release is ‘You Were There’ album, a collection that celebrates the band’s passion and memories with last generation blues. It gets so good and so immersive. The title track is especially matchless as it lifts and lashes with such grand riffs, electric chords and deep, expressive vocals. There’s so much of the old school rock and blues. The vintage sound, performative charisma and of course the passion is oh so lovely. It takes over you, comes at you like a nostalgic tsunami, especially if you loved the 70s and 80s heartland rock. Think Band of Horses, Nathaniel Rateliff, and Rival Sons. That coarse riff will take you home.
Ava Valianti – Sophomore Slump
Ending this week’s ‘Riffs & Roads’ list is Ava Valianti’s alt rock track ‘Sophomore Slump’. The track has a spectacular atmosphere. Riffs groan and linger always, dispersing into the backdrop. There is a light country touch as well. Ava Valianti’s vocals are the star of course. Its journey is so natural and authentic. All about how she’s able to carry her emotions and deepen it as she goes. It deepens the tale. The chorus is especially rich in riffs. The breaks are bold, catchy, and iconic, elevating the mood and energy instantly. The artist knows how to put on a show. And she does it well. Her songwriting is not linear. It’s complex, layered with a fresh twist of modernity and individuality. Listen Now!
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