Saturday, April 2, 2011
Metal Forces review of 'Fools Game'
METAL FORCES magazine was the best on the market. From the June 1989 issue (Number 40) I found this cool review of 'Fools Game'.:
Friday, March 25, 2011
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Signed Hi-Nobles CD
A big thanks and much respect to Scotty and the boys for the signed Hi-Nobles 'Shake' cd.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Two Mordred items...
I received the following items from a chap called Kai, which he gave me permission to put on the site. Thanks Kai.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Fire Note review of 'Shake'.
Fire Drill Review:
This is probably one of the most bizarre meshings of previous bands but The Hi-Nobles are made up of Bay Area musicians from '70s punks The Avengers and the metal group Mordred to release Shake's 60's inspired garage & soul rock n roll. The record brings 100% energy and dips into bluesy undertones, which keeps the album grounded and from overreaching into a straightforward garage sound. The Hi-Nobles don't have any new cards up their sleeves when it comes to this style but the group totally makes up for it with song substance, energy and keeping your foot tapping throughout the entire record.
3.5 /5
This is probably one of the most bizarre meshings of previous bands but The Hi-Nobles are made up of Bay Area musicians from '70s punks The Avengers and the metal group Mordred to release Shake's 60's inspired garage & soul rock n roll. The record brings 100% energy and dips into bluesy undertones, which keeps the album grounded and from overreaching into a straightforward garage sound. The Hi-Nobles don't have any new cards up their sleeves when it comes to this style but the group totally makes up for it with song substance, energy and keeping your foot tapping throughout the entire record.
3.5 /5
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