Lythium torched tradition while honouring hard rock reverence in Help Me

Lythium already have sold-out headline shows and support slots with These Wicked Rivers and The Kut under their belt, so they’re well on their way to becoming too hot to handle hard rock royalty. Their searing hot riffs and vocals that easily match the flames and fervour in Help Me are only going to make them more unreckonable in the underground rock scene. Their balance of hard rock reverence and their instinct for finding routes of reinvention without tainting the core formula leaves little doubt that the gates of the rock pantheon are cracking open for them. They’ve mastered the hard-rock anthem to the same adrenaline-soaked degree as acts like Velvet Revolver and Buckcherry, but you can expect far more than pastiche in Help Me. The bruising breakdowns come as a courtesy of the gnarled, almost mechanised with ferocity rhythm section, adding a visceral edge to the emotional rawness that punches through the mix. The Preston-based alt-rock outfit bring together four experienced musicians with contrasting influences, united by a focus on powerful melodies and strong vocals that hit just as hard live. With Help Me, they’ve captured their full-throttle energy in the studio while signalling the scale of what they’re […] The post Lythium torched tradition while honouring hard rock reverence in Help Me appeared first on A&R Factory.

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Lythium already have sold-out headline shows and support slots with These Wicked Rivers and The Kut under their belt, so they’re well on their way to becoming too hot to handle hard rock royalty. Their searing hot riffs and vocals that easily match the flames and fervour in Help Me are only going to make them more unreckonable in the underground rock scene. Their balance of hard rock reverence and their instinct for finding routes of reinvention without tainting the core formula leaves little doubt that the gates of the rock pantheon are cracking open for them. They’ve mastered the hard-rock anthem to the same adrenaline-soaked degree as acts like Velvet Revolver and Buckcherry, but you can expect far more than pastiche in Help Me. The bruising breakdowns come as a courtesy of the gnarled, almost mechanised with ferocity rhythm section, adding a visceral edge to the emotional rawness that punches through the mix. The Preston-based alt-rock outfit bring together four experienced musicians with contrasting influences, united by a focus on powerful melodies and strong vocals that hit just as hard live. With Help Me, they’ve captured their full-throttle energy in the studio while signalling the scale of what they’re […]

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