Lääz Rockit "City's Gonna Burn" CD

This is a pretty unusual listen to my taste. I’m rarely into these sorts of bands and music genres. I’m more about the pop/mainstream and new wave music of that period. Unless it’s Ozzy Osbourne, Dio, or Iron Maiden, I couldn’t really care about bands like Lȧȧz Rockit and these up-and-coming heavy/glam metal bands. While the Californian Lȧȧz Rockit’s label is thrash and power metal, it seems that during their beginning, they touched glam metal with a bit of hard rock - the kind that would get played in rock ‘n’ roll clubs and aired on the radio. I’m certain their location, with the thrash metal label under the name, will play a bigger role in future releases. Still, there’s no denying the music here is solid, entertaining, and enjoyable, even for someone like me who swings back from such music.
The first two songs alone are very nostalgic. Imagine you’re back in the early 80s, or like what got played in the background during these cult-classic films. The song Dead Man’s Eyes reveals some Ronnie James Dio inspiration, despite being released just a year after Dio‘s debut. Ronnie already built his reputation well before the 80s. That said about the vocals, one of my other favorite aspect in this particular song is the engaging bass lines. Silent Scream mirrors much of the former examples, but it’s got more shreds worth unleashing, as well as hard drumming and a mixture of high notes and low ones.
As I already stated, Lȧȧz Rockit touches glam metal with a bit of hard rock in a few riffs and songwriting. The typical high notes from the vocalist, the simple but catchy riffs with explosive guitar bursts of harmonics, shredding, and solos, the heavy bass lines, and the standard drum patterns within the genre. These factors produce awesome music without needing to be challenging, which the aspect doesn’t need much flourishing. The music gets the job done, regardless of the approach.

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