Hosemen “Saturday Nite Conformity” mix of rock styles is noticeable
Alt-Rock band Hoseman’s brand
new album “Saturday Night Conformity” elevates the band’s music from local barroom grooves
to transcendent, anthemic rock n
roll. Production by Grammy-winning engineer Richard Corsello
(Sonny Rollins, Etta James, Eddie Money) gives the songs new
depth and unites ideas that pull
from a wide array of influences.
Layered guitar arrangements and
additional vocal colors make for
a nuanced album that’s hypnotic
at one moment & bitterly aggressive in the next. The genre-blending band pulls together disparate styles, both chill & heavy
to wring emotions out of every
track. On their turn, Hosemen
with “Saturday Nite Conformity” mix lots 80s rock influences
from the post-punk to gothic, but
it’s possible to notice even further
influences as The Rolling Stones,
especially on vocals. The meld of
post-punk with other features of
1980s rock made Hosemen very
near to the early The Cult, which
is a band that really appreciate.
Even the cover artwork, has this
dreamy, erotic vibe which travels
you in the early hard rock scene
of the 90s when the crossover
genre of alternative rock carried the staccato guitar riffs of Punk and the anger of hard rock
bands reaching the new decade.
Joined by bassist Brien Adams
and drummer Wade McManus
since late 2016, Quinn has found
the right alchemy of musicians &
production to launch Hosemen’s
magic carpet ride. Band has national tour plans in the works &
their unusual brand of rock will
be well-received by non-conformists from coast to coast.
Though the group was featured in recently released Lifoti's September 2019 issue 09, you can check it from below link's for your country:
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