Ridin’ The Tiger - Gluecifier (Norway)
Label: | White Jazz Records |
Released: | 1997 |
Highlights: | Leather Chair
Bounced Checks
Evil Matcher
Rockthrone
Under My Hood |
Rating: 9/10
On their first full length album, Ridin’ The Tiger, Gluecifier (as in Gluesniffer) come exploding through the speakers like the Kings Of Rock they claim to be. Pumped pull of testosterone and with their fists (or should that be dicks?) firmly raised in the air, Gluecifier have put the sex back into hard rock. (As the liner notes say, hard rock gets you laid...) Ridin’ The Tiger itself is like a guided tour through the annals of 70’s hard rock, with such bands as The Rolling Stones, Motorhead, The Stooges, AC/DC, Ted Nugent and Black Sabbath all providing inspiration. As such, their sound is best described as 70’s hard rock mixed with motor city punk rock guitars amped to the max (and I’m not kidding!). One of the band’s strengths is that they’re not afraid of being cliched but do so without succumbing to parody. Many ignorant people could easily accuse Gluecifier of being yet another ‘metal’ or hard rock band. However, Gluecifier just happen to be better at it then everyone else. Match this with their punk rock attitude and you have one formidable band that is impossible to ignore.
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