British band Motherload’s first full-length release “Black And Blue” is a fully loaded freight-train of hard-rocking, metal-plated rock’n’roll that just about flattened me as I listened to it, and I mean that as a sincere compliment.
The band harnesses a range of influences from hard rock and heavy metal to classic rock – just listen to those souped up melodies wrapped up in the barbed-wire vocals of front-man Tom – creating an album that is chock-full of rib-shaking riffs, sizzling guitar-solos, and satisfyingly heavy musical goodness.
As I listen to “Black And Blue”, there are glimpses of influences from bands like Skid Row, Motörhead and Black Label Society flashing through my head, but this is most certainly a band that has its own sound and voice, and its own take on rock…
01. Nothing
02. We Are The Authority
03. One Man Army
04. Derry Pope
05. Spitfire
06. On And On
07. Deeper
08. Beg For It
09. Hang Your Head
10. Death Rattle
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