The Hideous Sun Demons - The Hideous Sun Demons (2004)
BAND/ARTIST: The Hideous Sun Demons
- Title: The Hideous Sun Demons
- Year Of Release: 2004
- Label: Magna Carta [MA-9077-2]
- Genre: Jazz Rock, Fusion
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 56:37
- Total Size: 440 MB(+3%) | 134 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Elevations
02. Rain
03. Osaka Funk
04. A New Day
05. The Mummy
06. Demon's Blues
07. Mosquito
08. S.O.C
09. Brainwashed
10. 4 Seasons
11. The Maze
12. Purple Morning Drive
personnel :
Bass Guitar – James Lomenzo
Drums – Ray Luzier
Electric Guitar – Toshi Hiketa
After lending their respective talents to Diamond Dave and a world tour in support of that disc, the men in the Hideous Sun Demons step out from behind the shadows of David Lee Roth to deliver a scorching instrumental effort. Launched by the funk-fortified rocker, "Elevation," the Demons exhibit tremendous prowess and notable depth. Just check the bluesy workout "Rain," with the fiery fretwork of Toshi Hiketa rivaling another former Roth collaborator, Steve Vai. The inventive, jazzy feel of "Osaka Funk" and the frantic rhythmic pace of "Mosquito" both affirm the chops bassist James LoMenzo and drummer Ray Luzier behold. If the band's lone acoustic attempt, "Demon's Blues," feels a little aimless, the crushing ferocity of "Brainwashed" is the peak of a remarkable instrumental rock album.~John D. Luerssen
01. Elevations
02. Rain
03. Osaka Funk
04. A New Day
05. The Mummy
06. Demon's Blues
07. Mosquito
08. S.O.C
09. Brainwashed
10. 4 Seasons
11. The Maze
12. Purple Morning Drive
personnel :
Bass Guitar – James Lomenzo
Drums – Ray Luzier
Electric Guitar – Toshi Hiketa
After lending their respective talents to Diamond Dave and a world tour in support of that disc, the men in the Hideous Sun Demons step out from behind the shadows of David Lee Roth to deliver a scorching instrumental effort. Launched by the funk-fortified rocker, "Elevation," the Demons exhibit tremendous prowess and notable depth. Just check the bluesy workout "Rain," with the fiery fretwork of Toshi Hiketa rivaling another former Roth collaborator, Steve Vai. The inventive, jazzy feel of "Osaka Funk" and the frantic rhythmic pace of "Mosquito" both affirm the chops bassist James LoMenzo and drummer Ray Luzier behold. If the band's lone acoustic attempt, "Demon's Blues," feels a little aimless, the crushing ferocity of "Brainwashed" is the peak of a remarkable instrumental rock album.~John D. Luerssen
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