Dynamite - Blackout Station

Dynamite Blackout Station cover
Dynamite
Blackout Station
High Roller Records
2014
4.5
I’m wondering… which is the band that has influenced most musicians and groups by the numbers? Most likely AC/DC is among the top 3 most influential bands of all time. I love this band so fucking much. Especially the Bon Scott era. So does this newcomer from Sweden. These guys must have practiced the AC/DC tracks for hours, played them live and had a good time in the studio and not only. AC/DC is a must for any young guy who takes up the guitar, the drums or any instrument whatsoever.
 
So far, so good. The thing is that when you are influenced by AC/DC there’s only one way to go and we all know what that is. You see AC/DC’s hard rock & roll style is so unique and innovative that leaves no room for anything else. Hence, like if there’s not enough AC/DC copycats out there, Dynamite pops-up. Don’t get me wrong the guys are doing OK. The singer screams like Bon, the riffs are fine (all are AC/DC copyright J), the rhythm section is solid and the story goes on. Another band who tries to take some of AC/DC’s shine & glory.
 
If you do not get bored along the way you may find this album nicely done… but what’s the point after a while? Is it possible to play it again? Nope! Where does this band or any AC/DC copycat go from here? Release some more albums and then what? Probably they won’t even exist after a few years… but some other AC/DC clone will pop up and… it’s a never-ending story you see!