Australia
has a way of delivering high quality bands one after another: Electric Mary,
Tonk, Airbourne, Tracer, Toehider etc etc. Add Dellacoma to the list. This
bunch I'd add to the same category as fellows Tonk and Electric Mary. Good
time, melodic, energetic and edgy hard rock with great riffs and ballsy vocals.
The album kicks off with the highly infectious Moving On To Something New which
actually made me think of early Enuff Z'nuff. Walk The Plank continues in a
similar almost early Crüe oriented vein, while Lessons Learned offers some
chunky Aerosmith:ish funky riffing. The album is however not all party party
party, which shows in heavy, almost doomy Time Falls Away. Change kicks off a
bit reminiscent of Buckcherry, but actually better in my opinion. Good time
rock n roll! Fjh (Get Me Out) continues in the same vein while Fameslavesgold
offers some nice southern rock oriented riffing gone AC/DC. Killer track! A
really good debut album indeed. Not at par with Electric Mary (not many are in
my book) but clearly placing themselves in the upper mid-region. The opening track promises a lot, but is
never really challenged when it comes to hooks and catchiness. Interesting to
see what the follow-up may offer.
Janne
Stark
Country:
Australia
Year:
2016
Label:
private
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