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Nightvision are a hard rock quartet from the UK
with there debut album As The Lights Go Down on
the Rocksector Records label.
The album kicks off with a solid start, with
a great riff that sounds slightly that it should
have come from Metallica. it gets the head nodding
and foot tapping almost immediately. The following
tracks while not as good as the opening track
with something Better starting with a bass riff,
still keep you listening and attentive, Mine All
Mine delivers with more great riffs from Neil
"bolda" Wallis and some high pitch singing
from Dave Mckee. Taking it down a notch or two
with Sentenced To The Gallows, focusing early
on with lyrics and then the band kicks in but
it’s more of a down beat affair after the
upbeat opening tracks. This album has great riffs
at every turn, everyone is very catchy and memorable
and is supported with good solid drumming and
bass from Daryl & Dean Hocking. With the right
support this band could make it big, these boys
from the UK are definitely on the right track
and are off with a flying start with this debut
effort.
Catch this band on tour in April & May and
pick up this good album on the 6th of April.
4/5
Review by Robert Lawrence
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Dave Mckee (vocals)
Neil Wallis (guitar, vocals)
Dean Hocking (bass, vocals)
Daryl Hocking (drums, vocals) |
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After
1. Dark
2. Sick and Tired
3. Something Better
4. Mine All Mine
5. Love Ain't Cheap
6. Sentenced To The Gallows
7. Nightmare
8. Enough Of You
9. Demons
10. King For A Day
11. Carnival
12. Promiscuity |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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