The slower tracks, New Salvation and Hallelujah show off the vocals but the tracks which stand out for me are the ones where the guitars really go for it.
Outlaw kinda vibe lyrics full#
This is an album so full of “groove and feel” you think they must have taken that statement as their mantra. Be as loud as you want, sure, turn it up to eleven, but if I can’t hear the melody I’m not interested. We aim to leave you wanting more!” I love that sentiment, there’s no point in just making people’s ears bleed. The band’s Facebook bio states, “Groove and feel are as important as power and volume. It’s a quality that reminds me of Neil Fallon, and a comparison to Clutch is always a positive coming from me. It’s deep, rough, but each line is sung in such a way that you feel he’s trying to teach you a lesson, like you must listen because he’s telling you something important. Carl Batten’s vocal comes straight from his boots. It’s so polished, so brilliantly produced, but also as raw as hell and so powerful you just want more.
From the beginning of title track Black River, as doom-laden an intro as you’ll ever hear, through the riffs of Down and Judgement Day you’ll be three songs in and arguing with anyone who’ll listen that there’s no way in hell this is a debut. Having only been together since late 2012 Doomsday Outlaw might have been expected to fall into this category, but in fact nothing could be further from the truth. On the evidence of Black River I’d say they have a good shot at reaching the finals again, and maybe even getting to Bloodstock this year.ĭebut albums can be a bit iffy, the band hasn’t quite got their sound down yet, or they can play great live when no one really notices the mistakes but can’t do it in the studio. They’ll be competing in the East Midlands semi-final in June. Fast forward a year and the album Black River is out and the band are back at Metal to the Masses. Doomsday Outlaw are a five piece from Derby who went into the studio to produce this, their debut album after reaching the East Midlands finals of Metal to the Masses but narrowly missing out on a spot at Bloodstock Open Air in 2014.
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