Walk slowly crossing the line between the twilight zone to a nice warm evening
under the starless sky after dinner passing the small woods in front of your
cabin and think again – even just for a while for thanking for the blessing you
got today still – life is beautiful according to the nature’s soft wind and the
quartet name Blasted Heath: Gunnar Jebsen (banjo, vocals), Charles Baruffi
(guitars, vocals), Paul DeNovi (bass and vocals) with Rob Nicholas (guitars,
vocals) from Chicago, IL whose sounded like our imaginative idea about how
Anthony Kiedis and co. would still playing music at the age of sixty together
and put more Americana/Folk/Rockabilly/Bluegrass and Old Timey fusion-sound to
celebrating how life being very good to them and the surrounding environments
rootsy down to their veins just like this group as they’re helped by Eric Woody
(organ) or Matt Nischan (drums) recording this seven songs via No Regard For
Reason release and giving the audiences their harmony vocals and musical style
solidarity for the US traditional heritage of music sharing to you – Tripping
The Night, New Girl on The Block or I Curse Your Name; a second follow-up after
the previous eponymous album from this group hits the music market. There still
hope for this future for the music. No Regard For Reason:
https://blastedheath.bandcamp.com/album/no-regard-for-reason
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