Swiss Hard rock band Shakra are back with the ninth studio album in their fifteen year career. The band have developed a good reputation for delivering quality albums time after time, while not changing things around too much. This latest album continues that streak of quality albums, but adds a little more variety.<\/p>\n
Brief comments on a couple of tracks..<\/p>\n
”Life is now” starts with a nice guitar riff that really gives the song a catchy feel, and then couples this with some great vocals that bear a resemblance ato Def Leppard, but a bit heavier. A great start to the album.<\/p>\n
”The mask” is more of a straight up rock song of the type Shakra fans are used to.<\/p>\n
The last song on the album, ”Too good to be true” is a nice ballad and a great end to the album.<\/p>\n
There’s no doubt in my mind that Shakra have produced yet another great album here, and one that their fans are going to love. It’s an album that hard rock fans everywhere should check out.<\/p>\n
Powerplay will be released on 11th January 2013 on AFM records<\/p>\n
Shakra are:<\/p>\n
John Prakesh \u2013 vocals
\nThom Blunier \u2013 guitar
\nThomas Muster \u2013 guitar
\nDominik Pfister \u2013 bass
\nRoger Tanner \u2013 drums<\/p>\n
Track listing:<\/p>\n
1. Life Is Now
\n2. The Mask
\n3. Higher
\n4. Wonderful Life
\n5. Dear Enemy
\n6. Save You From Yourself
\n7. Don\u2019t Keep Me Hanging
\n8. Dream Of Mankind
\n9. Stevie
\n10. Because Of You
\n11. Secret Hideaway
\n12. Too Good To Be True<\/p>\n
Bonus Track on Ltd. Digipak: The World Keeps Turning<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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