Danko Jones - Fire Music Download Album
Danko Jones - Fire Music Album Description
Toronto, Ontario, Canada-based rockers DANKO JONES will discharge their new collection, "Fire Music", on February 10, 2015 as a digipack CD and vinyl LP. The exertion was helmed by Juno Award-winning maker Eric Ratz (BILLY TALENT, MONSTER TRUCK, CANCER BATS).
A bit of the new DANKO JONES track "Gonna Be A Fight Tonight" can be heard underneath. The going hand in hand with feature incorporates footage from MOTÖRHEAD's Motörboat voyage, a show at Stockholm, Sweden's Gröna Lund event congregation, and the recording of the new collection.
The music of DANKO JONES has constantly multiplied as a manifestation of treatment, a physical and enthusiastic discharge for those times when affection is unkind. "Fire Music", then again, is the thing that happens when treatment doesn't work, when all that repressed disturbance is left to stew and gets casted out into immaculate, barbarous, fierce rock "n" move fierceness. "You don't listen to love any longer," frontman Danko Jones sings to the main "Wild Woman" of the collection's opening track — in this way, he reasons, maybe she'll listen to detest. "The Twisting Knife", "Gonna Be a Fight", "Body Bags" — these aren't unimportant statements of dissatisfaction, they're announcements of war: seared earth salvos that take no detainees and extra no survivors, unleashing a torrent of MISFITS-commendable "WOAH-OH-OH" and "HEY! HEY!" yell along snares that root for the devastation with a just about savage joy. At the point when Danko takes the briefest of stops on "Body Bags" to pronounce, "I keep in mind/ I don't excuse," it feels like we've crossed a final turning point that whatever conviction he ever had in affection and sentiment has crumbled into the darkest profundities of his darkened soul.
Probably, the recruitment of new drummer Rich Knox — in the past of southern-broiled Toronto rockers FLASH LIGHTNING — has had an adrenalizing impact on band prime supporters Danko and John "JC" Calabrese, his rampaging rhythms pushing the veteran twosome to new extremes of force. However in the event that "Fire Music's" first side takes a flatten "n" burst approach, its second demonstration shows less quick assault, more bop — all things considered, if your reality's gone to heck, what else would you be able to do yet giggle? Along these lines the smooth-talkin' Mango Kid of old reemerges on "Do You Wanna Rock" asking, "Would you say you are prepared for the best feeling? Are you prepared for the time of your life?" — which the tune's smooth, cowbelled boogie obediently conveys as promoted. The tongue-through-cheek "Getting Into Drugs", in the interim, tries for an alternate spin on the same metal rail as the 2012 lap-move hymn "Legs", giving yell outs to THE ROLLING STONES and WU-TANG CLAN along the way; "Watch You Slide" is a torqued-up soul punk rearrange that notices again to Danko's lady mid-'90s cavorts through the Toronto non mainstream scene (a minute in time further deified on the 2014 assemblage of ahead of schedule demos, "Carport Rock!: A Collection Of Lost Songs From 1996-1998"). What's more in the terrific Danko Jones convention of top raising, show-halting, divider disintegrating finales (see: "My Love Is Bold's" "Affection Is Unkind", "Foul's" "I Wanna Break Up With You" or "Shake And Roll Is Black And Blue's" "I Believed in God"), we have "She Ain't Coming Home", wherein extremely popular and misgiving stewing through "Flame Music" is show in a wild roadhouse-metal dash and a taking off, arms-interlocked gathering ensemble that crowds will doubtlessly be singing long after the house lights have failed and security escorts them out of the venue.
With "Flame Music", you get a collection that smolders at both finishes, showcasing Danko Jones at both their most lively and varied, in the same way as a most noteworthy hits profession review made up of all-new material, conveying oldies but goodies while hiking trails into what's to come. "I got a date with explosive," Danko sang in 1996 by method for presentation, "in the event that you got the guts, well, light my match." after eighteen years on "Flame Music", that offe
A bit of the new DANKO JONES track "Gonna Be A Fight Tonight" can be heard underneath. The going hand in hand with feature incorporates footage from MOTÖRHEAD's Motörboat voyage, a show at Stockholm, Sweden's Gröna Lund event congregation, and the recording of the new collection.
The music of DANKO JONES has constantly multiplied as a manifestation of treatment, a physical and enthusiastic discharge for those times when affection is unkind. "Fire Music", then again, is the thing that happens when treatment doesn't work, when all that repressed disturbance is left to stew and gets casted out into immaculate, barbarous, fierce rock "n" move fierceness. "You don't listen to love any longer," frontman Danko Jones sings to the main "Wild Woman" of the collection's opening track — in this way, he reasons, maybe she'll listen to detest. "The Twisting Knife", "Gonna Be a Fight", "Body Bags" — these aren't unimportant statements of dissatisfaction, they're announcements of war: seared earth salvos that take no detainees and extra no survivors, unleashing a torrent of MISFITS-commendable "WOAH-OH-OH" and "HEY! HEY!" yell along snares that root for the devastation with a just about savage joy. At the point when Danko takes the briefest of stops on "Body Bags" to pronounce, "I keep in mind/ I don't excuse," it feels like we've crossed a final turning point that whatever conviction he ever had in affection and sentiment has crumbled into the darkest profundities of his darkened soul.
Probably, the recruitment of new drummer Rich Knox — in the past of southern-broiled Toronto rockers FLASH LIGHTNING — has had an adrenalizing impact on band prime supporters Danko and John "JC" Calabrese, his rampaging rhythms pushing the veteran twosome to new extremes of force. However in the event that "Fire Music's" first side takes a flatten "n" burst approach, its second demonstration shows less quick assault, more bop — all things considered, if your reality's gone to heck, what else would you be able to do yet giggle? Along these lines the smooth-talkin' Mango Kid of old reemerges on "Do You Wanna Rock" asking, "Would you say you are prepared for the best feeling? Are you prepared for the time of your life?" — which the tune's smooth, cowbelled boogie obediently conveys as promoted. The tongue-through-cheek "Getting Into Drugs", in the interim, tries for an alternate spin on the same metal rail as the 2012 lap-move hymn "Legs", giving yell outs to THE ROLLING STONES and WU-TANG CLAN along the way; "Watch You Slide" is a torqued-up soul punk rearrange that notices again to Danko's lady mid-'90s cavorts through the Toronto non mainstream scene (a minute in time further deified on the 2014 assemblage of ahead of schedule demos, "Carport Rock!: A Collection Of Lost Songs From 1996-1998"). What's more in the terrific Danko Jones convention of top raising, show-halting, divider disintegrating finales (see: "My Love Is Bold's" "Affection Is Unkind", "Foul's" "I Wanna Break Up With You" or "Shake And Roll Is Black And Blue's" "I Believed in God"), we have "She Ain't Coming Home", wherein extremely popular and misgiving stewing through "Flame Music" is show in a wild roadhouse-metal dash and a taking off, arms-interlocked gathering ensemble that crowds will doubtlessly be singing long after the house lights have failed and security escorts them out of the venue.
With "Flame Music", you get a collection that smolders at both finishes, showcasing Danko Jones at both their most lively and varied, in the same way as a most noteworthy hits profession review made up of all-new material, conveying oldies but goodies while hiking trails into what's to come. "I got a date with explosive," Danko sang in 1996 by method for presentation, "in the event that you got the guts, well, light my match." after eighteen years on "Flame Music", that offe
Danko Jones - Fire Music Album Tracklist :
1. Wild Woman
2. The Twisting Knife
3. Gonna Be A Fight Tonight
4. Body Bags
5. Live Forever
6. Do You Wanna Rock
7. Getting Into Drugs
8. Watch You Slide
9. I Will Break Your Heart
10. Piranha
11. She Ain't Coming Home
2. The Twisting Knife
3. Gonna Be A Fight Tonight
4. Body Bags
5. Live Forever
6. Do You Wanna Rock
7. Getting Into Drugs
8. Watch You Slide
9. I Will Break Your Heart
10. Piranha
11. She Ain't Coming Home
Danko Jones - Fire Music Album Informations :
Artist: Danko Jones
Album: Fire Music
Release Year: 2014
Labels : Bad Taste
Genre : Rock
Number of Discs: 1
Quality: MP3 320kbps
Size : 102 MB
Album: Fire Music
Release Year: 2014
Labels : Bad Taste
Genre : Rock
Number of Discs: 1
Quality: MP3 320kbps
Size : 102 MB
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