Bellrays, The - The Red, White And Black LP

This legendary garage/soul album completely remixed and remastered.

Seeing the BellRays live is a revelation of what the rock music should be: an aggressive and soulful guitar-driven music that you feel in your guts. The BellRays have been channelling the true spirit of rock and soul since 1990, with this being their fourth blood-letting release. As expected this record oozes a genuine passion, combining the best of a 60s soul review with the fury of garage rock's greatest. Just imagine a young Tina Turner fronting the MC5 and you'll be getting close. But make no mistake, front woman Lisa Kekaula is no mainstream soul singer. Although her warm traditional R&B vocal stylings are big, lush and beautiful, her ferocity is uncompromising. When her rock growl rumbles the floor, you best pay attention, there are no options available. This is a band preaching the continuation of the rock'n'roll tradition in all its purity, anger and visceral power. The BellRays are on a self-professed mission to save rock music from itself and they need a witness.
(Lonestar/ 2024)

Tracklist:
A01 Remember    
A02 Street Corner
A03 Sister Disaster
A04 Fanfare    
A05 You're Sorry Now
A06 Mele Ipu Ekahi    
A07 Revolution Get Down    
A08 Used To Be    
A09 Find Someone To Believe In    
A10 You're Sorry Now (Slight Return)
A11 Making Up For Lost Time    
B01 Some Confusion City    
B02 Poison Arrow    
B03 Black Is The Color    
B04 D-Am    
B05 Stone Rain    
B06 Noise Epic    
B07 Rude Awakening    
B08 Voodoo Train    
B09 Startime    
B10 Mele Ipu Elua