Artist: Vandenberg's MoonKings
Title: Moonkings
Genre: Hard Rock
Release Date: 24th February 2014
Label: Mascot Label Group
Album Review
VANDENBERG’S MOONKINGS is Adrian Vandenberg’s new band (more or less) formed in 2011. In the year 1998 Adrian Vandenberg decided to leave WHITESNAKE the band which he played ten years in (1987 - 1997) in order to have time for his new-born daughter Mickey and concentrate on his paintings. In the year 2011 he was asked to write a song for FC Twente, the football club from his hometown of Enschede that had become the champions of the Dutch premier league the year before, he wrote the stadium rock song ‘A Number One’ and immediately began to search for a singer to record the material.
He found a very capable one in Jan Hoving. It took a little time from then but in 2013 they finally met to record that nice piece of Rock`n`Roll I am listening to right in this very minute. The songs are smooth and rough at the same time and it is a real pleasure to listen to these guys having fun with their instruments. The sound is all of a piece and you can really hear and feel that they did enjoy themselves in the studio. Jan Hoving is an incredible guy pushing all the right buttons with his vocal range and his singing style, Adrian Vandenberg earns every second of fame on this record and the rhythm section is as tight as those yoga pants that are so in at the moment.
I am not kidding when I say, there is no getting around this band if you are into Rock’n’Roll. Check it out, fall in love and buy that record!!!
Tracklist
01. Lust and Lies
02. Close to You
03. Good Thing
04. Breathing
05. Steal Away
06. Line of Fire
07. Out of Reach
08. Feel It
09. Leave this Town
10. One Step Behind
11. Leeches
12. Nothing Touches
13. Sailing Ships (feat. David Coverdale)
Line-up
Jan Hoving – Vocals
Adrian Vandenberg – Guitar
Freddy Scherer – Guitar
Sem Christoffel – Bass
Mart Nijen Es – Drums
Website
http://www.moonkingsband.com / https://www.facebook.com/moonkingsband
Cover Picture
Rating
Music: 9
Sound: 7
Total: 8 / 10
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