40 YEARS THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW - rice, rice, baby!
The Story
The tale of Walter Trout's suffering, who was able to get a new liver transplant thanks to donations from fans, among other things, did not end after the operation in May 2014. It took a felt eternity until family, friends, colleagues, fans and the record company were certain that his body would take on the new organ and Trout could make music again with full power. "Battle Scars" is the comeback of New Jersey-born guitarists and singers. This album catapults him back onto the musical map with full force.
The dim light in the backstage area of Zeche Carl in Essen fits perfectly into the dark atmosphere that the Norwegian quintet has created on their new album. Keyboarder and main songwriter Thomas Anderson seems at first glance like the exact opposite of Gazpacho's dark art: a blond sonnyboy with an engaging, friendly character. But the moment he starts to talk about "Molok", you notice in every word the seriousness with which he and singer Jan Henrik Ohme approached the concept: "Every person, certainly you too, has already asked himself questions about existence, death, the afterlife.
SUBSIGNAL - A Time Out Of Joint (6:36)
Album: The Beacons Of Somewhere Sometime (2015)
Label/Distribution: Golden Core/ZYX
![BILLY GIBBONS - Interview about the new album "Perfectamundo"](https://www.eclipsed.de/sites/default/files/field/image/Billy_Gibbons_Photo_by_Gerardo_Ortiz_DSC_0735_color2%20web.jpg "BILLY GIBBONS - Interview about the new album "Perfectamundo"")
eclipsed: What is so special about "Perfectamundo" that you couldn't have done it with ZZ Top?
Billy Gibbons: Everything that ZZ Top have ever produced for me is blues rock, sometimes more modern, sometimes more traditional. "Perfectamundo," on the other hand, is broader. The new album is about percussions, percussions, percussions. That's what I couldn't have done with ZZ Top.
eclipsed: The percussions are already conspicuous, they dominate many a song.
