Métal Intégral - Review / MORRE

I want morre!!!

Approximate translation of the review

2011 see to return MORRE, "combo" Canadian, with Contrast, a EP 6 titles!
After a first album Out There already runs (31 minutes for 8 titles) but grandiose, I am said that MORRE could have awaited a little and go out a complete album.
Here a strange artistic choice.
But the joy is also to the chapter for frustration is maintained by the quality of the body.
The group again ripened and his music itself feels some, loses weight while moving away itself a little the Rock more muscular one of the first album. (Except the excellent one Stray Dog)
Sounds Rock slips towards some "mid-tempos" or sensual ballads.
I Can't Remember is sublime and could figure in the catalog of BLACKFIELD. Just as a part of Renegades ! The "na na na" refrain remains scotché to the ciboulot!
Bring You Back that clôt the work takes us on the earths of the Irish ballads and is a total success.
Jen MAHON, wonderful singer came to carry his voice on this ballad and that to say, if is cheer!
And on the demonic one and sensual Lady Of Lust, the heat climbs of a notch, Jen bringing a part of his sensuality on this magnificent title. ..qui still causes me to think about BLACKFIELD !
Brief, MORRE continues distilled his Rock marks with many influences, the one of the big ones of the Rock !
I understand not why our French oriented radios Pop/Pop-Rock do not seize themselves any these albums for some to broadcast the titles...
But that is again another history...
Go, let's hope that the next announced album for soon will be that level and especially, a little longer!
I Want MORRE !!!

MORRE :

Adrian TONCEANU : Song, guitar, keyboards,
Igor LAZE : Song, guitar, keyboards,
Tylor KOCH : battery, choirs,
Tim YOUNG : Bass player,
Jen MAHON : Song.

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krakal	The Monday, November 5, 2012
	Je connaissais le groupe (80's) MORE dont j'ai eu la chance de participer au graphisme de divers éléments,,,,mais MORRE , là je ne connais pas du tout. La chronique est plaisante, il n'y a plus qu'à passer à la Fnac ou par internet pour découvrir cet opus, je suis preneur ^^