Name: Demon Blues
Brand: Datura4

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Release date

2008-01-29

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CDALIV172

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95081017221

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Datura4

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Alive

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Classic

Alive is a music label that is run by Patrick Boissel. With a strong presence in the industry, Alive has been releasing music since 2006. The label prides itself on discovering and promoting talented artists from various genres, including rock, pop, and electronic music.

Under the guidance of Patrick Boissel, Alive has built a reputation for its high-quality releases and commitment to supporting emerging musicians. The label's catalog includes an impressive collection of albums and singles that have garnered critical acclaim and commercial success.

Since its inception, Alive has continuously evolved with the ever-changing music landscape. While some releases prior to 2006 may be credited to another label, any releases after that date should be attributed to Alive. With an unwavering dedication to nurturing talent and delivering exceptional music experiences, Alive remains at the forefront of the music industry.

Hailing from Fremantle in Western Australia, Datura4 is the brainchild of Dom Mariani (frontman of legendary Australian garage rockers The Stems and Power Pop favourites DM3) and Greg Hitchcock (former You Am I and one-time The New Christs’ guitarist). In 2011 they joined forces combining a shared passion for full-tilt boogie, psychedelic rock and progressive blues.

Along with drummer Warren Hall who previously played with The Drones and bass player Stu Loasby, Datura4 have been steadily building a reputation in their hometown with their live performances. With a healthy nod to Early ’70’s Australian Psych/Blues/Boogie from the likes of Buffalo, Coloured Balls, Billy Thorpe And The Aztecs and latter era The Master's Apprentices, “Demon Blues” represents Mariani & Hitchcock’s love of hard hitting bell-bottom blues.

Members: Dom Mariani - Vocals & Guitar // Warren Hall - Drums // Stu Loasby - Bass // Bob Patient - Organ & Keyboards

Newest Listed Items

Six years hath passed since the last release action from NewZild's most noted crafters of classic rock. A lengthy period of quiet has been broken, with a stash of fresh riffing and renewed wailing. What change might have come to bear in a half dozen years? Is the Datsun tribe more world weary, more savvy, more learned...? Is all this on evidence in the capturing of the newly birthed sonic heft and hooks? Have these geezers still got what it takes? The exhibit - Album No.7 - Eye to Eye. The stylistic grasp of these 11 tunes wrap the locomotive chug of classic Ian Gillan/Ritchie Blackmore helmed Deep Purple, seasoned nicely with generous servings of Jon Lord keyboard surge, to some updated glam boogie power chord-age, in a manner not dissimilar to the production shenanigans Josh Homme (that QOTSA fella) applies to his various projects. Has Datsun vocal main man Dolf de Borst always come across like some bastard offspring of Marc Bolan and Alice Cooper? There's some otherworldly fantastical floating folk glam vocal melodies wafting in &amp; out of this selection of tracks. And the Cooper sneer and snarl rears its head, in those tunes of a more heart pounding nature... The guitar effects and greater keyboard dosage have peppered this clutch of new tunes with more flavours on the menu. Lest us not ferget the master of the cabin fever mongrel pedal electronic mechanics, and frequently featured lead Datsun instrumentalist, Christian Livingstone. It can be imagined the man has been labouring intently, in a wintry lock downed Northern hemisphere, fine tuning freaked fuzz frequencies, sci-fi squeal, and a host of other soaring dogfighting and dive-bombing tones, fer the instrumental breaks and beds for this album. The inherent rok dramatics and attack are the responsibilities Mr Livingstone bears. The dynamics and tempo rest in the mitts of them other Datsun three. "Windmill" Phil Somervell gets to bring his rhythmic geetar chops &amp; noted arm flailin', to underscore the light &amp; shade of the riffage, knowing whens to slash or slug, pinch or punch. Ben "Poundin' Soul" Cole machine guns the rolls, and hits the timing twists and turns when required. Master de Borst locks in his bass walkin', and talkin', stuttering and strutting with his fellow rhythm men.. An album entrenched in the past, remodelled for the future, one unknown and uncertain more than ever.

Demon Blues

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