Orange Outlaw – Desert Wolf

[schema type=”review” name=”Orange Outlaw – Desert Wolf” author=”Sabine van Gameren” pubdate=”2015-09-09″ ]
Orange Outlaw is Hard Rock formation from The Netherlands. The band comes with their debut full length album called “Desert Wolf”.

It’s a surprise every time we get to see a release in this genre from Dutch grounds, but the last years it seem to be coming back into ‘fashion’ again. Moonkings, Vanderbuyst, Lick and many more to mention have given some excellent releases and we are now having Orange Outlaw to add to that list. Their inspirations are varied which makes that the album shows different sides of these guys. But important to say in that sentence, is that the guys made it all blend in their own style quite well. They are taking a modern approach of Hard Rock which results in a release that has a lot of strengths to find. The band throws in some solo’s and they are pleasant to listen to, although they could have been highlighted more perhaps. Then the catchiness that lays within the songs, the songs are clearly well composed given proper time to develop. A few listens and you have them stuck in mind.

“Desert Wolf” is an album of a band with international allure. This does not only show in their album but also the way to communicate online. Well in any case we can see them crossing borders soon enough as this release is a welcome guest on any roadtrip!

Line up:
Sven Cornelissen – Vocals
Dirkjan de Wit – Guitar
Jeffrey Bryan Rijnsburger – Bass
Mark van Grieken – Drums

Tracklist: 01. Charger 02. Glam On The Streets 03. Point Of No Return 04. Nobody Wants Me Tonight 05. Mary Jeane 06. El Blanco 07. To Me You’re Done 08. Fast And Deadly 09. Your Game Is Killing Me 10. Getting Paranoid 11. Running Again

Links:
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