




Year : 2020
Style : Melodic Hard Rock , AOR
Country : Brazil
Audio : 320 kbps + scans
Size : 113 mb
Bio:
Hailing from Curitiba (Brazil), Landfall features former Auras singer Gui Oliver - a true deadringer for the legendary Steve Perry of Journey. The band's sound can be described as falling between classic melodic rock à la Journey with some slightly heavier influences, such as classic era Dokken, White Lion and Extreme."I'm really glad to be back with Frontiers with a new band and new songs in a new perspective. I believe this is my best album so far. I was really impressed when I met the band for the first time. These guys are truly amazing, gifted and very prepared to do this with me", says Gui Oliver.Landfall was originally started by drummer Felipe Souzza and guitarist Marcelo Gelbcke, who are childhood friends and have been playing together since they were about 15 years old. Some years later, bassist Thiago Forbeci joined up with them, adding new musical input and influences and the band decided to go in a new direction. They began writing their songs and creating their own music repertoire to work off of and it was during this period that they recorded a few albums together and performed several concerts around Brazil, including opening for acts like Glenn Hughes and Mike Vescera. Joining forces together, Gui, Felipe, Marcelo and Thiago created Landfall (formerly known as W.I.L.D.), a blend of hard rock, melodic rock and AOR.
Album:
The origins of Landfall start with Brazilian band W.I.L.D. formed by long time friends drummer Felipe Souzza and guitarist Marcelo Gelbcke who have been playing together since their teens. Bassist Thiago Forbeci joined them a few years later. The band cut a few albums and toured around Brazil. But when former Auras singer Gui Oliver (who may remind some people of Steve Perry) joined the band, gears shifted and Landfall was created. Now signed to Italy's Frontiers Music, the band drops their debut album, The Turning Point.Landfall offers listeners their version of classic melodic hard rock, ala the Eighties, sometimes with more metal edge, yet wrapped in AOR accessibility. With Rush Hour, Sound Of The City, and Taxi Driver, you'll find sharp riffs combined with some up beat and quick groove for fast rockers. Within Taxi Driver, at the two and half minute mark and before the guitar solo, you'll hear a fine bass line breakdown. For songs more on the AOR side things, yet still with the bristle and groove of hard rock, listen for Distant Love or Jane's Carousel. A softer ballad arrives with Don't Come Easy featuring voice, piano, and acoustic guitar before expanding and rising for a dramatic finish. For something almost completely different there's Hope Hill. The song is a rising AOR anthem, heavy in parts, yet with Gospel-like feeling in the vocal arrangement and chorus. An arena anthem comes with Road Of Dreams which moves and expands in the arrangement to a soaring guitar solo followed by a vocal and piano segue before rising to a finishing crescendo. All things considered, if you're a fan of classic melodic hard rock with AOR groove, you will appreciate and enjoy Landfall's debut album, The Turning Point. Recommended.
Line Up:
Gui Oliver - Vocals
Marcelo Gelbcke - Guitar
Thiago Forbeci - Bass
Felipe Souzza - Drums
Tracklist:
01. Rush Hour
02. No Way Out
03. Jane's Carousel
04. Across The Street
05. Don't Come Easy
06. Taxi Driver
07. Distant Love
08. Roundabout
09. Road Of Dreams
10. Hope Hill
11. Sound Of The City
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