The spirit of the great eighties, captured in the modern studio. That is the essence of Danish rock group BOYS FROM HEAVEN. The band, captivated by the sound of the late seventies and early eighties - with stadium rockers like Toto and Journey - write, record and perform epic and grandiose rock music featuring the likes of lush vocal harmonies, wide piano, and synth hooks, fiery guitar solos and an oh-so-smooth alto saxophone. But the boys' inspiration is not just confined to the era of reverb and Ray-Bans. Traces of the classic rock sound, pioneered by bands like The Who, are also present in the septet’s signature song DNA. All this is encompassed in the band's debut album, “The Great Discovery”, released today via Target Records. The band has decided to produce the album themselves, with lead vocalist Chris Catton spearheading the process as mixing engineer, and the results speak for themselves: a sound with the audacity of a record written in the 1980s, and the punch of an album produced in 2020. And the top of the cake: amazing artwork by Mario E. Lopez (Gloomy Grim, Evil Invaders, Toxik). Boys From Heaven is the best of both worlds: whimsical and witty, yet technically skilled. Rock’n’roll, yet soft and soulful. All this coming from a band only in their 20s.
“The Great Discovery” is out today digital, CD, and vinyl formats by Target Records (Mike Tramp, The Savage Rose).
"The Great Discovery" tracklist: 01. The Ascent 02. Green Fields 03. Sunshine Soul 04. Burning Like A Flame 05. A Fool's Hope 06. Keep On Movin' 07. Memory 08. Only Child 09. Convictions 10. Old Days 11. Don't You Cry 12. Worlds Apart 13. Smile
"The Great Discovery" can be ordered here and here. |
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