kik tracee - Blood Brother

Review by Leo von Wendorff

Blood Brother, the debut album by Kik Tracee, is a nostalgic journey back to the late 80s/early 90s glam rock era. The album features ten tracks that blend hard rock riffs and catchy melodies with a touch of sleaze and attitude.

From the opening track "Don't Need Rules" to the closing ballad "Fade Dunaway," Kik Tracee delivers a solid performance that showcases their musical talents and songwriting skills. Lead singer Stephen Shareaux's raspy vocals add a unique flavor to the album, while the guitar work of Michael Marquis and Greg Hex is impressive.

Standout tracks include "You're So Strange," a fast-paced rocker with a memorable chorus, and "Big Western Sky," a mid-tempo ballad that showcases the band's softer side. The album's title track, "Blood Brother," is another highlight, with its infectious riff and anthemic chorus.

Summary by Leo von Wendorff

Blood Brother is a must-listen for fans of 80s/90s hard rock and glam metal. Kik Tracee's debut album is a testament to the era and a reminder of the band's short-lived but memorable career.