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JINXREMOVER – Spitfire

Review

JINXREMOVER

Spitfire

Genre
CD
Datum
03.04.2007
Autor
Hopeless Poets
9 /10
Dancing is like writing about music, an old Frank Zappa saying. Jinxremover are seasoned veterans in the music business. Since 1988, they have been playing together, initially under the band name "Airbus," and they already made waves back then. No wonder, James Childs previously worked with Geoff Barrow from Portishead and Peter Finestone (Bad Religion) on the Black on Sunshine album "Loves You" and gained a lot of experience.

Guitarist and singer James Child not only looks like Malcolm Young (Guitar) from AC/DC, but you can also clearly hear his influences in his guitar playing. The album offers a lot of variety and draws from various music genres, such as punk, rock 'n' roll, and emo core.
They themselves feel influenced by Motörhead, Pink Floyd, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Nirvana, The Stones, AC/DC & Hawkind.
But they can also deliver ballads skillfully, as heard in "I am free," track 10. In this song, you can lean back, enjoy a glass of red wine, and bathe in sentimentality.
Jinxremover know how to write catchy songs with memorable choruses and play deliciously dynamically, which is well demonstrated in "Tellin lies."
Certainly a top festival band. (SPIRA RECORDS/COBRASIDE)

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