Feature: Royal Blush – “A Away” EP –

Go away It is the first Ep magician appearance from Royal blushA group based in New Jersey shows a tendency to escalate smoothly from dreamer meditation to stimulating explosive explosions. Alison Hikart Dynamic and expressive lyric singing – seizure of countless emotions, from losing to hope – enhances the wonderful offers of guitarist Andrew Merlin, guitarist/guitarist Patrick Sikorski, drama player Adam Sichui, and pianist Oliver Glenn.

All the five tracks, from the yearning to find “peace of mind”, are among the selective rock screens within “Go” to “butterflies on the grave” formerly, which is built from an exciting dyspiece to a preserved sound play. “Go” begins in the album with immediate heaviest, as it activates the distortion of the calm vocal impacts in HECKART. “But you touched my door late at night,” she carries singing in a huge call to “Back to the house.” The path is frequent in capturing an offensive relationship – “Now I am black and blue / all thank you” – in addition to the healing process of overcoming the toxic relationship and to a renewed independence.

“Stories in the sky”, which followed, at the beginning, reveals Bob Bob’s feeling of aspirations to “shoot for stars”, and move to a hook looking for a soul with rock music charisma. The “Ice Age” also succeeds in the brighter pop. The band succeeds through both reckless rocks, aggressive rocks, and sparkling pop on these stars.

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