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THE METEORS, the kings of psychobilly, have released a new album.
This band, which has been around for more than 37 years (!) and has released over thirty albums, is putting out a new record titled “The Power of 3“.
There’s probably no need to say much about THE METEORS. They have had cult status in the scene for many years and are a band with their own scene. Fans of THE METEORS are different because THE METEORS are different.
Mastermind P. Paul Fenech is simply born to make music. In addition to records with THE METEORS, he has also released a number of his own albums. One could almost call him the Stephen King of psychobilly. Without music, he probably wouldn’t be able to live. There he processes his imagination and creativity.
It was to be expected that not much would change stylistically in “The Power of 3“ after such a long time. There are twelve songs that are once again embedded in that very unique psychobilly sound that THE METEORS do so well. It’s old school. Rock’n’roll is present, as well as country, rock, and what used to be called psychobilly, which today is mostly played with dominant slap bass at speed and intensity.
Hard and fast doesn’t have to be good. There are so many examples in life that prove this.
This record also moves in mid-tempo. It creates moods and stirs fears. These songs have their best effect in the deep, dark night.
The arrangements are, as one would expect, well thought out, the interplay of the three instruments is intricate, and the vocals are perfectly integrated into the pieces.
A new album by THE METEORS is like a visit to your favorite restaurant. You look forward to it, but you know what to expect.
