Kamchatka - Kamchatka

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Hard Rock / Artist: Kamchatka / Import / Audio CD released at JFK / Disc #1 ... more

Kamchatka - Kamchatka ... Tracklisting
1 Out My Way
2 Seed
3 No
4 Mnemosyne Waltz
5 Mixed Emotions
6 Wrong End
7 Eggshell
8 I Love Everybody
9 Auto Mowdown
10 Spacegirl Blues
11 Sing Along Song
12 Incognito
13 Daddy Says
14 Squirm

Newest Review: ... and tend to fly off in to solos left, right and centre and even when you think a guitar solo is just about over, they ... more

... surprise you by finding a new seemingly obvious way of continuing it that you hadn't thought up. The vocals are a bit light-weight for me and definitely play second-fiddle to the music itself, which maybe suits it nicely although reminds me a little bit of Sting in a Volvo! The guys are pretty psychedelic but don't go out of their way to experiment or complicate things with other instruments, it is only the guitars that takes them on an endless trip! With the quality guitar playing, it would be easy to miss out ...more

Price Comparison for Kamchatka - Kamchatka

	Kamchatka Audio CD, JFK Last Update 10.12.2009 06:10	£ 16.40

Kamchatka
Audio CD, JFK

Last Update 10.12.2009 06:10

£ 16.40

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Kamchatka - Kamchatka: Powerful Swedish Blues (257 words)
by - written on 15/12/08 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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The self-titled Kamchatka was the debut album of Swedish rock trio Kamchatka. This bluesy riff-heavy rock sounds like something from the late 60s or early 70s that you never quite heard before but definitely fits into that time era even though the band are relatively new. The band are psychedelic and tend to fly off in to solos left, right and centre and even when you think a guitar solo is just about over, they surprise you by finding a new seemingly obvious way of continuing it that you hadn't thought up. The vocals are a bit light-weight for me and definitely play second-fiddle to the music itself, which maybe suits it nicely although reminds ... Read the complete review