Time for a rampage with rock from Amos Ender, Tom Minor & L'Arbre Bizarre

This is rock for reason with music from Amos Ender, Tom Minor & L'Arbre Bizarre. Listen to the spread we have for you and make sure you're stuffed with these tracks:

Amos Ender-Red Suitcase

Don’t worry, we’ve packed you to ship out. This is rock from NYC, so let’s take a short trip down memory lane. Joshua had lost hope for music being a professional pathway till he met AJ. That’s all the context you need to know for this delicious rock nugget you’re experiencing. The band opens their album Into The World of Man with this song, and it's as stadium rock as it can get. From every strain of how the percussion comes in, to the tone of the guitar and vocal lines-this is what we’ve been missing for so long. It builds, flows and brings in listeners with its signature hooks. Planning a road trip? Where are you going without your bright red suitcase?

Tom Minor-The Manic Phase

The master of genre fluidity is back. The Manic Phase is Tom Minor’s latest EP, but there’s so much more packed within it. Like a movie theme, it carries a narrative that is far deeper than the song he is singing. Progressions follow a strain that might not be your typical indie pop layers. Like The Beatles, he brings a certain old world charm to the song, complete with the all the flavours. Following the lyrics with tones, he brings his knowledge to expert use with the kind of harmony that will keep you on your toes. Whether you want scale changes or just his voice with soft percussions and that Bowie styled switches, The Manic Phase is one of his most exciting singles:

L'Arbre Bizarre-Feast

It’s time to go a hardcore. We have to shift to 5th gear, and we’re going to take help from L'Arbre Bizarre for this one. With a hardcore stoner rock vibe, the band is able to widen the tempo spectrum with a riff that will get to you. This is where manic unravelling happens, is encouraged, and your neck is prepped for headbanging. The kind of atmospheres the band is able to stitch into our reality with Feast itself is brilliant. As the opening single of their album, Ortolan-the band has been able to extend their reality to something where they truly sound like themselves. This is a charge that will never run out, with a motor of murderous melodies becoming the soundtrack of your drive:

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