EP Review: Electric High - Reach of your Love (2021)
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Electric High - Reach of your Love
Release Date: July 16, 2021
Label: selfrelease
Format: Digital
Length: 18:37
Genre: Heavy Rock / Garage Rock
Origin: Bergen, Norway
I guess that, like myself, many of you are equipped with a music library that features numerous bands with 'Electric' as a prefix in their name. Well, here is not just only another one, but also one that you should keep in mind, and consider adding to your library. Let me introduce you to:
Tor Bjarne Bjelland (drums),
Einride Torvik (bass),
Marius Mørch (guitar),
Olav Iversen (vocals), and
PV Staff (vocals),
also known as Bergen's Heavy Garage Rock band Electric High.
Electric High's five-track EP is an 18-minute powerload of rock music for the fast lane and for boisterous dance moves. The Norwegian quintet plays massive Heavy Rock influenced by gigantic Blues riffs and a funky bass, with a snotty Garage Rock attitude, and the certain x factor that makes Scandinavian rock music so unique. Think of acts like Brutus, Big Bang, or The Kendolls, and you will know what I mean.
Even in slower passages that define the later half of "Reach of your Love", Electric High play the kind of music that will make even skeletons exit their crypts, and hit the dancefloor. Put on your dancing shoes, tie them well, and enjoy the party with Electric High.
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