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\r\nThe history is well known. Let’s take a quick look: Crown of Thorns became popular during the middle to late 90s with the release of their self-titled album, while the follow-up contained albums constituted important referring points in the history of the group as well as tours with names such as Bon Jovi and Van Halen that puts them in the list of the really good bands ever coming from this musical scene in particular.
\r\n“Faith” is the title of their new album and I think that it worth the waiting because it’s exactly what someone might expect to hear from them. Melodic riffing, beautiful vocals from the charismatic Jean Beauvoir and nice songs in a style between Melodic Rock up to AOR in some pop parts that on one hand are pretty catchy, yet, on the other hand, they don’t lack inspiration at all, while also the production is a big advantage for the whole work of Crown of Thorns. It worth your time to check it out, mainly if that kind of Rock/Hard Rock is appealing to you.\r\n
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\r\nLine up:
\r\nJean Beauvoir (vocals, guitar, keyboards)
\r\nTommy Lafferty (guitar, backing vocals)
\r\nMicahel Paige (bass, backing vocals)
\r\nHawk Lopez (drums) \r\n
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