She's the Bomb / Atomic Blues
from Overlords by We Came From Space
Alrihkh
Alrihkh
Bought this song mainly because of the long, epic jam that constitutes more than half its total, which I presume is the ‘Atomic Blues’ segment. Then again, perhaps this is a 2-song combo. IDK. Anyway, it’s very reminiscent of something the Neal Morse Band would play, and no wonder—Bill Hubauer from NMB is one of those who came from space. Very good musicianship & a worthy song for the ever-growing collection. 7+/10.
Favorite track: She's the Bomb / Atomic Blues.
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released February 3, 2023
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