Epicenter fires it up on new album!

Epicenter proudly presents the follow-up to their critically acclaimed EP Seismologic Overload (2005) - the new album Six Bullet Shooter - an armed rockgun loaded with heavy bullets delivered with precision and speed to the ear drums of the audience! Songs packed with monstrous drums, dark bass, catchy vocals and a wall of guitar! Behind the buttons Ralph A. Rjeily (The Sandmen, Baby Woodrose, On Trial) has made his contribution. The song Black Widow has already received airplay on amongst others danish TV2 Radio.

With plenty of solid live experience behind them, including memorable jobs with The Hangmen (US), Mustasch (SE), Volbeat (DK), Baby Woodrose (DK) and Rock Hard Power Spray (DK) as some of the highlights, Epicenter are now ready to once again make the earth move under the feet of a new audience!

Excerpt from live review:

”From the first riff thrown at the audience there can be no doubt. Epicenter from Kolding takes the stage with a 7.9 on the Richter-scale.”. ”Lead singer Jackie Petersen emerges with a touch of Jim Morrison to him”. ”The shifts in tempo are precise and the sound is heavier than a pick-up truck with engine problems in the desert sand. Again and again the audience is plunged into the abyss of Kyuss. If the audience is not hot and sweaty at the end of Epicenters show it is not on account of the bands great performance.”.
Horsens Folkeblad (DK)

Excerpt from Seismologic Overload reviews:

”Its straight-in-your-face rock with solid live experience and musical prowess to back it up. The catchy riffs and almost blues-inspirered passages rock.”. ”In my opinion Seismologic Overload is a great demo and the groovy guitar riffs will make a sound throughout the land. There is no doubt in my mind regarding the fact that Epicenter can make such an earthquake that it lands them a major deal.”. ”4 ½ out of 6 stars.”.
Revolution Music (DK)

“Mont Blanc pens, Aston Martins, Post-It Notes: some things just never go out of fashion. And it's the same when it comes to rock. There's been a large proportion of every generation over the last thirty-odd years that can't help but get goose bumps at the prospect of a leather-trousered power chord or finger-mangling riff. And, in the right hands, these tools can express all the righteous anger of a pre-menstrual rhinoceros. It's no wonder, then, that Danish quintet Epicenter are going down a storm across the Continent with their own brand of unashamedly old school rock. If the three tracks here are anything to go by, the leather-studded heart of rock is alive, well and beating ten-to-the-dozen.”.
Overplay (UK)

Epicenter are:

Jackie Petersen - Vocals / Guitar
Kristian Kristiansen - Lead Guitar / Backing Vocals
Damien Flood - Bass
Stephan Green - Drums

Contact:

Epicenter
c/o Jackie Petersen
Svendborgvej 17 1. th.
DK-6000 Kolding

Tel.: +45 23 68 45 96 / +45 20 30 84 09

web: www.epicenter.dk / www.myspace.com/epicenterdenmark

email: booking@epicenter.dk

Gasoline
Classic Highway Rock! From the EP "Seismologic Overload", 2005.



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Review from Overplay (UK):

Mont Blanc pens, Aston Martins, Post-It Notes: some things just never go out of fashion. And it’s the same when it comes to rock. There’s been a large proportion of every generation over the last thirty-odd years that can’t help but get goose bumps at the prospect of a leather-trousered power chord or finger-mangling riff. And, in the right hands, these tools can express all the righteous anger of a pre-menstrual rhinoceros. It’s no wonder, then, that Danish quintet Epicenter are going down a storm across the Continent with their own brand of unashamedly old school metal. If the three tracks here are anything to go by, the leather-studded heart of rock is alive, well and beating ten-to-the-dozen.

“Gasoline” makes for an impressive opening salvo. Judas Priest, AC/DC and Iron Maiden are all overhauled and re-energised in this pummelling concoction of nervous energy, supersize riffs and heroic vocals from frontman Jackie Petersen. Never knowingly understated for a second, the track lives up to its name and ignites with a frenzy of high-octane high jinks. Perfect for any wedding disco.

“True Spirit” takes things into a darker, grittier dimension. The guitars are dirtier and the tension builds with every bar through a glowering, gloomy middle-eight before Armageddon arrives in the shape of a volcanic metal meltdown that sounds like The Cult on too much Sunny D.

Finally, “Nothing At All” opts to take a different route to sensory annihilation. The slapping, bluesy intro could be an amped-up Creedence Clearwater Revival, while a bit more light and shade from Petersen helps to evoke the subtler heviosity of Soundgarden, Alice In Chains or the Screaming Trees. Needless to say, though, by the time the whole thing comes to an end, there won’t be an un-banged head in the house.
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