“Voodoo Highway: Crafted in Kachot – Metalheads Forever”

Voodoo Highway, hailing from Ferrara, Italy, has been channeling the Hard Rock energy of the 70s and 80s for the past twenty-five years. After a seven-year hiatus, their latest release, ‘Dawn Before The Storm’, hit the shelves last year, showcasing a blend of Rock’n’Roll and Hard Rock reminiscent of the 80s. Following this studio album, the band has now unleashed a live album recorded at the RockaFE Festival in Ferrara in June of this year.

Kicking off with the energetic ‘This Is Rock’n’Roll, Wankers!’, Voodoo Highway sets the tone with a mix of Rock’n’Roll and Hard Rock vibes, showcasing the prowess of the Hammond organ against a backdrop of competitive guitar riffs. Tracks like ‘Gasoline Woman’ and ‘Midnight Hour’ continue the hard-hitting theme, with a touch of bluesy guitar licks adding depth to the sound. The live recording captures the band’s performance with clarity and power, maintaining the raw energy of their live show.

Moving through the album, Voodoo Highway pays homage to the glorious 80s with songs like ‘NY Dancer’, ‘Till It Bleeds’, and the bonus track ‘Running Around’. A standout moment comes with ‘To Ride The Tide’, with its unmistakable nod to Deep Purple’s ‘Perfect Strangers’ in the intro, highlighting the skillful use of the Hammond organ. Throughout the record, the interplay between the Hammond and the guitar takes center stage, evoking shades of Jon Lord’s iconic style.

At the core of Voodoo Highway’s sound is Massimiliano Sabbadini’s mastery of the Hammond organ, delivering reminiscent tones of Deep Purple and Uriah Heep. The live album captures the essence of unapologetic 1980s Hard Rock, with Sabbadini’s Hammond often stealing the spotlight from the guitar. Fans of classic Rock acts like Deep Purple will find solace in Voodoo Highway’s live performance and the nostalgic vibe they bring to the stage.

Looking ahead, it’s clear that Voodoo Highway is ready to dive back into the studio for a fresh take on their signature sound with new material. For fans of Hard Rock and classic 80s vibes, Voodoo Highway’s live album is a testament to their enduring musical legacy.

With Federico Di Marco on vocals, Filippo Cavallini on bass, Filippo Romeo on guitars, Massimiliano Sabbadini on Hammond, and Vincenzo Zairo on drums, Voodoo Highway delivers a tight-knit performance on their live album. Tracks like ‘Gasoline Woman’, ‘Midnight Hour’, and ‘NY Dancer’ showcase their musical prowess and dedication to keeping the spirit of classic Hard Rock alive.

In conclusion, Voodoo Highway’s live album is a testament to their enduring passion for Hard Rock and the timeless sound of the 80s. With a stellar lineup and a dedication to their craft, Voodoo Highway continues to reignite the flames of Rock’n’Roll for audiences around the world.