Releasedate: 25-03-2011; Label: Redfield Records / Suburban Distribution
By: Sabine van Gameren
Face Tomorrow is a Dutch rock band. They have been around since 1997 and their self titled album is the 5th full length release for these guys.
The band has got themselves quite a reputation in their home country. They are known for their excellent live shows and besides The Netherlands they made it quite far in Europe as well. Now their latest musical baby is released all over Europe they will probably grow even larger, considering that this album brings solid rock music with all the bands qualities highlighted at its best. It are the clear vocals that go into different ranges to bring you ecstasy, it are the guitars that are driving the sound, but don’t forget to look at the overall picture. On this album the guys have found themselves, after their previous guitarist left, you might wonder if it influenced the sound in any manner that would give the band a complete new look. That seem to be unthinking, but it surely has a more positive atmosphere than their 2008 release “In The Dark”. There are not much remarks to make on this album, it is a great one in line of what they have done before and that international touch is all over it. It’s just a great one for your collection.
Line Up:
Jelle Schrooten – Vocals
Aart Steekelenburg – Guitar
Ralf Mastwijk – Guitar
Tijs Hop – Bass
Sjoerd van der Knoop – Drums
| Tracklist: 01. All The Way 02. The Fix 03. Delerium 04. Enlighten Me 05. Snakes & Ladders 06. Move On 07. Burning Bridges 08. Dead End 09. Guardian 10. Paralusion 11. The Maze |
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