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The old name could not and would not use Black Star Riders, though the songs sound on their debut album all like answers to the question: "What would Phil Lynott made well?" More than a quarter of a century after the death of the Irish Lichtgestalt sets the from the ashes of the last Thin Lizzy Live occupation emerged Quintet now a debut against which may not be rich in innovation, but rich in highlights.

Fortunately succumb Ricky Warwick, Scott Gorham and Co. are resisting the temptation, the classic Thin Lizzy sound their own stamp on aufzudrücken.Vieles ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE sounds like a homage to the old days.

However, this is perfectly fine because the Black Star Riders hook into the late-70's oeuvre of Thin Lizzy and celebrate the passionate traditional values ​​of honest, shirt-sleeved Rock'n'Roll. Outliers like the Celtic-inspired 'Kingdom Of The Lost' and the heavy grooving bouncer 'Blues Is not Bad' underline dshalb only one equal, simple goal of remaining songs - to rock unashamedly and hard!

Straightforward, catchy, rousing. The Spirit Of '79