Bluenote

 Davy's voice is warm and deep, second only to his guitar talent.

 A modern blues album not to be missed and an artist to keep an eye on.

Davy Knowles' third solo album, Three Miles From Avalon, showcases a refined and warm blues-rock sound with strong guitar work. Influenced by Rory Gallagher and Irish folk, the album features 8 well-produced tracks, including a memorable Willie Dixon cover. The production is noted for its vintage feel, and the mix of organ, vocals, and guitar creates a rich listening experience. This modern blues record is both easy to enjoy and worth repeated listening. Listen to Three Miles From Avalon and experience Davy Knowles' masterful blues-rock journey today!

 The GUITAR reigns supreme (as the cover suggests).

 The voice is not technically impeccable, but it works on the whole and occasionally recalls Layne Staley, giving that touch of grunge to the whole.

Vins' debut album Polvere e Asfalto offers a pleasant mix of 80s/90s hard rock and blues, driven by strong guitar work and gritty vocals. The album features ten well-crafted tracks with a balance of energetic and softer moments. While the production is good but not outstanding, the record stands out as a promising start for the Italian artist. Overall, it's an excellent forty-minute listen perfect for rock fans and road trips. Listen to Vins' Polvere e Asfalto and experience a fresh take on Italian hard rock today!