Breed 77’s second album is a metal album in the classic mould. The chugging guitars take brief breaks for the overly complex guitar solos which both combine with the (occasionally comical) screaming vocals. The whole is tinged with sadness, propelled by anger and confusion. The only deviation from the classic rock mould comes from the […]

Breed 77 have been around for a long time and I was a great admirer of their first two singles and their excellent gigs in the late nineties, so it was with excitement that I put on this, their second album (I managed to miss the first somehow). What the Gibraltans are supposed to have […]