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Thanks for the reminder. I have been meaning to give it a try for the Plex and local to phone files.
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I’m sure there was mention of a player / service where you uploaded your music to the cloud. Do you know what this is?
I’ll check out Symfonium as I can use this with my library via Plex
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One of their best!, i am bias I guess, i saw them on this tour.
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I saw all of them from Fair Warning through For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge.
Them, AC/DC, Judas Priest and Iron Maiden were must see for me and my cohort of fellow degenerates during those glory days. Oh, the bandannas, sleeveless shirts and big hair. So much big hair.
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The record thrives on the kind of driving, hypnotic repetition that The Fall mastered, but House of All makes it their own. Tracks like Oh, What Is Love Made For scythe through with relentless, almost motorik energy, while Tempest and Storm is alive with abrupt, spidery guitar lines and sharp turns. The bass pulses with purpose, the drums propel everything forward, and over the top, half-sung, half-spoken vocals twist through cryptic observations and biting humor. It’s familiar territory, but never a mere rehash, it’s the sound of seasoned musicians taking what they do best and pushing it forward. ~Jim F [Backseat Mafia]
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