Germany based label Metalapolis Records will release the debut album by MOTHER ROAD on vinyl with distributor ZYX Music. “Drive” will hit the stores on August 21st, 2015!
This is what the press said about the CD version of this record:
“This is the sound of classic rock.....revisited.....reinvented.” (Überrock, UK)
“On the debut album from Mother Road, they (Lyne/ Slack) are now pooling their skills to a rousing, driven by the power-blues hard rock .... repeatedly, they are summing up an idea of what kind of scenario would have arose, if the Whitesnake liaison of the gentlemen Coverdale, Lord and Sykes had been granted a longer half-life period." Rocks Magazine, Germany
“Easily one of the albums of 2014.” Mayfair Mall, UK
“Absolute must-buy!” Petra Rottmann, Break Out, Germany
“Flawless. Utterly delicious.” Teresa Hopkins, Metal Shock (Finland)
“Anyone who is into handmade and bluesy Hard Rock with some rough edges should add “Drive” to his shopping list!”Marco Späth, AOR Heaven (Germany)
„No failures and a powerful, authentic production makes "Drive" to one of THE highlights of the year. What a debut!“ Martin Stark, Rock It! (Germany)
“... These guys have the blues, the casual and authentic English style.” Legacy, Germany
“A worth listening debut.” Classic Rock (Germany)
“This is a multi-national affair, and although there are no Brits in the band, there is a feeling of British bands like Whitesnake, Bad Company and Led Zeppelin throughout. But it also has a bit of a Southern swagger, maybe thanks to Texan vocalist Keith Slack. It is a fantastic debut.” Powerplay (UK)
“FREE cross-references ensure the rest of the charm as well as soulful organ rock vibes à la Deep Purple in their Hughes/ Coverdale phase and a consistently high level of songwriting.” Rock Hard (Germany)
“As ‘The Sun Will Shine Again’ flitters into the ears like a masterful Led Zeppelin acoustic ditty, I’m suddenly reminded of how great some modern music can be.” Metal Forces (UK)
“A must have!” (Planet Vienna, Austria)
“Of course some parts here sound like Led Zeppelin, Free, or the Black Crowes. But similar to Kingdom Come on their second album or Great White, Mother Road developed its own identity. This makes "Drive" irresistible and unique.” Eclipsed Magazine (Germany)
