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“A Case of What Might Have Been”: The Dead Daisies’ Retro Step on ‘Light Em Up’

Reflecting on The Dead Daisies’ seventh album, ‘Light Em Up’, critic comments suggest a regression from previous triumphs, evoking a ‘meat-and-potatoes’ rock feel.
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When The Dead Daisies marched onto the rock scene, they brought with them a promise of electrifying tunes. Their seventh album, however, seems to have struck a different chord with audiences and critics alike.

The raw energy of rock music often comes laced with the promise of evolution, the thrill of what’s next. Yet, sometimes a band decides to redirect their journey back to the foundational sounds that made rock n’ roll history. The Dead Daisies, with their recent release ‘Light Em Up’, appear to have done just that—prompting some to ponder whether this approach is an artistic regression or a nostalgic stroke of brilliance.

  • The album harks back to classic rock vibes, stirring memories of anthemic choruses and gritty guitar riffs.

  • Despite criticism, can this ‘step backwards’ serve as a powerful reminder of rock’s golden age?

  • Fans are divided; some celebrate the direction, while others long for the progression previously showcased.

After an impactful phase with Glenn Hughes, the band’s shift has us questioning: can you truly rekindle the past’s glory, or is innovation the way forward for The Dead Daisies?
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