As part of METAL TEMPLE magazine campaign devoted for aiding the promotion of newcomer / unsigned bands, we bring you MOTORBISCUIT.
MOTORBISCUIT hailing from Illinois in the USA , started their career has a cover band , according to the Facebook profile they did a great job has an cover band and did had a huge set list, however does the transformation to original music band favor them?
First let's start and say that MOTORBISCUIT has a female in the front performing has a lead vocals , I'm not a chauvinist I'm just pointing it for you all cause Devon Peterson can be misinterpreted as a male, so after we finished with the technicalities , let's see what we got here, "Into the Fray" is MOTORBISCUIT debut album, it's a eight tracks album and I will make it short , the album is a mix of many bands style, for a instance "Prince of Darkness" first track can easily be misplaced has IRON MAIDEN track , is it a good thing, I found the track to be very catchy and well produced.
The influence of the bands that MOTORBISCUIT used to cover can be pin point at each and every song, however I think that when looking at the album from a musical point of view without knowing MOTORBISCUIT's history, the album finished with flying colors, it seems that MOTORBISCUIT cooked a very nice stew with many ingredients, I think that it's tasty .
don't miss "Vital Signs" probably the best track out of many great tracks, also a good word to Devon Peterson vocal style , she doesn't impose her vocals , she let it ride alongside the other music around and that is a great thing.
So will you eat the stew MOTORBISCUIT cooked? I know I will!
Tracklist:
1. Prince of Darkness 2. Fade 3. Modern Hero 4. This One's for You 5. Vital Signs 6. House of Birds 7. Broken Clocks 8. Tin Man
Lineup:
Devon Peterson - Vocals Nolan Peterson - Lead Guitar and Vocals Matt Sanudo - Bass Guitar and Vocals Nick Harding - Rhythm Guitar Josh Smith - Drums