Post by The Ocean on Mar 3, 2021 21:07:28 GMT
www.guitarworld.com/features/buck-dharma-decodes-the-myriad-styles-behind-blue-oyster-cults-first-new-album-in-almost-20-years-the-symbol-remains
Small excerpt:
“There’s a broad variety of styles, which we wanted to do because it makes an hour’s worth of music tolerable if you get different kinds of moods on the songs,” Dharma says. Box in My Head and Tainted Blood are intelligent, melodic journeys that sound like they could’ve been released in the group’s formative years. Train True (Lennie’s Song) is a bluesy twist on the life of a train conductor, and The Machine is a modern take on society’s reliance on technology.
Small excerpt:
“There’s a broad variety of styles, which we wanted to do because it makes an hour’s worth of music tolerable if you get different kinds of moods on the songs,” Dharma says. Box in My Head and Tainted Blood are intelligent, melodic journeys that sound like they could’ve been released in the group’s formative years. Train True (Lennie’s Song) is a bluesy twist on the life of a train conductor, and The Machine is a modern take on society’s reliance on technology.