Black Tide

美國金屬/搖滾Revolver雜志力薦：「找回我們幾乎已經(jīng)遺忘的80年代末期金屬頻率，相當(dāng)大有可為的首張專輯」
流著正統(tǒng)血液的第一波主打&Shockwave&飆進(jìn)全美主流搖滾榜TOP28
來自美國佛洲的一支新樂隊(duì)的第一張專輯就把重金屬玩的這么“土”，傳統(tǒng)的音色，酣暢的旋律，很久沒聽到這么純粹的聲音了！
確實(shí)！樂隊(duì)有了一切經(jīng)典樂隊(duì)的影子，好聽到不行的精干riff和流暢solo，充滿力量的主唱，一切都在高速精準(zhǔn)的運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)著，令人陶醉。
 
by Jason Lymangrover
 
As mere teenagers ranging in age from 14 to 19 years old, Black Tide (formerly called Radio) share a surprising affinity for metal bands that hit their career peaks and vanished behind the curtain of grunge well before any members of the group were born. Citing guitar virtuosos Yngwie Malmsteen, Paul Gilbert, and Steve Vai as influences, as well as the more traditionally referenced metal trendsetters like Metallica and Slayer, the boys make heavy-hitting speed metal that would sit right at home in the mid-'80s, blaring over the opening credits of MTV's Headbanger's Ball. Bassist Zachary Sandler, drummer Steven Spence, and guitarists Gabriel Garcia and Alex Nunez got their big breaks when they were invited to play the main stage of Ozzfest in August of 2007. Swinging their long manes of black hair wildly and shredding explosively, they caught the attention of Interscope Records, which made plans to release their debut album, Light from Above, in early 2008, just after they started a tour with Avenged Sevenfold. The album was released in March of that year.