SevenTrain

“Seventrain is bluesy metal at its best. From gritty, powerful rhythms to guitar harmonies and shredding solos, Seventrain delivers a unique brand of eclectic hard rock. Fans of great musicianship will not only appreciate the dynamic guitar offerings, but also the musicality of an impressive rhythm section whose contribution goes well beyond providing a solid foundation to build upon.” - Hard Rock Daddy

“Tracks like Bleeding and the wickedly heavy Change churns out riffs that Zakk Wylde would be proud of. Rating: 9 out of 10” - Glorydaze music

Listening to Seventrain will make you realise that the industry just doesn't know what it’s doing – If Alter Bridge can be top of the tree then why the hell aren't a band like Seventrain planting their own bloody forest?? This is good and it’ll tick so many boxes for so many fans.

The instant thing you’ll be hearing is the songs themselves, everyone a winner in their own right – hooks galore, catchy choruses and solid riffs are the order of the day and the winning ingredient is undoubtedly lead singer Jon Campos who can hold notes for fun whilst morphing from Robert Plant to William DuVall and all in between – the man can sing, that’s for sure! Chuck in guitar work that adds the essential rock edge and you’ll be amazed that this is their debut.

Their influences range from Badlands to Audioslave and to Arena Rock at its finest, and that’s a fair description of what they've managed to create. The band have done their time in bands such as 24-7 Spyz, Cage and Tourniquet and have roped in Don Lithgow as engineer (Blink 182, New Found Glory, Finch) and the result is nothing short of impressive and is what rock radio is crying out for.

It’s got soul, it’s got some blues, it’s got the integrity of honest intact and above all, it’s simply a great rock record. Forget fashion and what’s ‘in’, Seventrain have made a record that could (and should) do some serious damage in the rock world. Although, without doubt this is a commercial album, it’s never done by numbers or is prepared to rest on its own laurels and that is its capturing edge – they never sound as if the man in the suit has told them how or what they should be doing, they simply do it from the heart - and it really does show.

Very impressive. - UberRock