Just when you think that alternative rock hasn’t sounded right for a long time, you stumble on something like Dylan Gers’ “Scars On The Soul”, and you are reminded of why you fell in love with this particular genre in the first place. Gers' new offering is bold, powerful, melodic, mystic and dynamic … but mostly – and this is the real reason behind my praise – it’s authentic and organic. It’s not overproduced and over edited like most pop-rock of today.
“Scars On The Soul” is more a rock’n’roll journey than it is a rock’n’roll tune. There’s something very epic about it, something that demands your full attention. The acoustic guitars that start the song are fantastic as are their electric counterparts that come in full blast when the chorus starts. The bass and the drums are neatly woven together and I truly love how the band lets it rip to support the well-thought-out guitar solo. And all this while Gers sings his heart out. He’s got a great set of pipes, mind you, and quite the range. This is hot music. There's no denying that.
Mr. Gers, more please.
Listen here: “Scars On The Soul”
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