US EditionVolbeat Goes Back to the Beginning with Latest Album, 'God of Angels Trust'
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Volbeat goes back to the beginning with latest album, 'God of Angels Trust'
Republic/Universal Coming off the touring cycle behind their last album, 2021’s Servant of the Mind, Volbeat took a rare year off. Speaking with ABC Audio, frontman Michael Poulsen shares, “When it was time to get back to writing a new record for Volbeat, it kind of felt like we were starting all over again because of that one-year break.” In a sense, Volbeat really was starting over following the 2023 departure of longtime guitarist Rob Caggia…
A few bands sound as unique as Volbeat. Early on, Michael Poulsen's characteristic voice brought them the name "Elvis-Metal" and quickly went uphill, and long ago they were among the most successful music exports in Denmark. Parallel to the rise, early fans heard Volbeat tired of them, accused them of innovation and "soft flushing. With SERVANT OF THE MIND the group returned [...] Few bands sound as unique as Volbeat. Early on, Michael Poulsen's…
The Danish metal band Volbeat finds itself a new youth with a new album led beating drum. Mixing for twenty years its ingredients, rock, metal and punk, Volbeat has always known how to vary the dosages. In this ninth album, its metal side clearly did not lose to the short straw, attest both tracks [...] This article Volbeat – God of Angels Trust est apparu en premier sur Rolling Stone.
At first, a lot seems to sound like the old one: powerful guitar riffs, pounding rhythms, driving drums – about the distinctive voice of singer Michael Poulsen. But those who listen more closely quickly realize: Volbeat's new album «God of Angels Trust» marks a change in the sound of the Danish band. After more than 20 years in the music business and a steep career in the metal scene, the band has questioned its own formula for success. «No rule…
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