New Sweet Lynch

Coolness. I enjoyed the first disc (tho to be honest, I haven't played it much since the "newness" wore off).

Do the drums sound a bit weird to anyone else?

Well this song got me hooked.

When is the album due?

This product will be released at 10 November 2017

Gilbert wrote:

Well this song got me hooked.

This one is better!

I wonder who this is about?

http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sq6ftn

candlemass wrote:

Gilbert wrote:

Well this song got me hooked.

This one is better!

Promising album 

Meh. Needs Tim Gaines on bass.

The songs do not have much of a metal feel. I tend to prefer heavier material.

Gilbert wrote:

The songs do not have much of a metal feel. I tend to prefer heavier material.

Here ya go...

Lifeless and boring...just like the debut.

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

Lifeless and boring...just like the debut.

candlemass wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

Lifeless and boring...just like the debut.

Yep. Owned the debut for a couple of weeks and played it several times....boring, boring, boring. This new track does nothing to change my mind.

I have to agree with Shawn. Some of the songs are okay, but nothing memorable. 2 big talents with no chemistry.

The last thing George did I liked was Sacred Groove.

BTW, MikefromFL, I live in Fort Walton Beach.

I really liked the first album. Of these two new tracks, I love Promised Land, but I don't especially like Afterlife. Still looking forward to the new record, though.

I think, like the first album, that the songs are well composed, but the mix is crap. Yes, the drums are weak, and Lynch's guitar sounds like Tripping Daisy. Sweet does a marvelous job though.

It's Sweet trying to turn George's riffs into songs. He does his best, I imagine. It just seems to lack chemistry. So boring.

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

It's Sweet trying to turn George's riffs into songs. He does his best, I imagine. It just seems to lack chemistry. So boring.

It kind of seems like they were never meant for each other in the first place.

corplhicks wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

It's Sweet trying to turn George's riffs into songs. He does his best, I imagine. It just seems to lack chemistry. So boring.

It kind of seems like they were never meant for each other in the first place.

It's a Frontiers thing....they pair people up in hopes the names will sell units...in this case, they sold enough to make a second one.

New song, Bridge Of Broken Lies

I just listened to it today. I was going to buy it for my dad for his birthday next week but I opted for the new LA guns and Steelheart instead. Man, this pairing seems good in theory but the album sounds awful. The backing vocals are a joke, the songwriting sounds disjointed, and the production doesn't do anything to help.

I'm starting to think everything at Frontiers is actually done digitally then they try to make it sound like the musicians were really involved.

Yeah, I'm not sure which is worse: this song or the video.