Kissin'dynamite

Hello guys and girls from Debaser, I'm Mauretto, nice to meet you. I wanted to write a review about this album from the band Kissin' Dynamite, a German band that offers hard rock with sounds reminiscent of Europe, Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, featuring a lead singer with a vocal timbre very similar to Myles Kennedy from Alter Bridge. But let’s get to the album; it starts off with a lot of energy and power with the first track, which is also the title of the album: "Not the End of the Road." Personally, it invites you to turn up the volume to the max, with a great rhythm and a catchy refrain. The next tracks "What Goes Up" and "Only the Dead" create a nice trio of songs that push the accelerator down, and then with the fourth track, the beautiful ballad "Good Life," which I recommend, featuring guests like Charlotte Wessels, Guerrinca Mancini, and Solitario Martis, it enriches the song with an emotional chorus that captivates you. The following track "Yoko Ono," with an Eastern intro, is nice and quite pleasant. Then the next power ballad "Coming Home" is very beautiful and enjoyable to listen to more than once, never falling into the banal. With "All for Allelujah" and "No One Dies a Virgin," they step on the pedal again with great energy. "Gone for Good" slows down with a very pleasant ballad, while "Defeat It" and "Voodoo Spell" are two solid tracks that conclude beautifully with the stunning ballad "Scars." I recommend you listen to and buy the album; you won’t regret it, trust me. Rating: 8.