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Voodoo Six – Feed My Soul (Release Year – 2006)

  • February 5, 2008
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · CD Reviews Q-Z · Entertainment · Hard Rock Music · Hard Rock News · Hard Rock Videos · Music · Video

VSixFMS When Steve Harris from Iron Maiden recommends a band, I tend to take notice. He has talked favorably about Voodoo Six, and has called their debut, the best he has heard in years.

That was enough to have me search out a copy of the band’s 2006 debut, Feed My Soul. After spinning this disc for the first time, all I can say is, Thank You, Mr. Harris! Voodoo Six delivers the goods!

Singer Henry Rundell has one of those one of a kind 80’s style metal voices, that is quite cool to hear for the first time. His sound falls somewhere between a Jeff Keith from Tesla, and a little bit of Robert Plant.

The band itself leaves me speechless. Voodoo Six has a sound that is a very good blend of 70’s, 80’s and 90’s hard rock. They may not have a completely unique sound, but it is different enough to excite this hard rock fan. In their tunes, I hear elements of Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden and quite a few others. While their sound may borrow a little from these bands, they don’t sound exactly like any of them, and that is completely cool.

If you want to hear a CD, where guitar solos are not a lost art form, where the bass playing is not a bunch of distortion, where the drum beats will ignite your inner head banger, THIS is the CD to get. Voodoo Six is still very much an unknown band in the U.S. as Feed My Soul has not had a proper release here.

With a disc this good, rock fans that haven’t heard this are truly missing out! This is killer stuff! Voodoo Six will be releasing then 2nd disc in 2008. I highly recommend that you check this band out. Chances are you may find yourself buying two V6 discs this year. Feed My Soul is a very good debut, and is one I will be spinning a lot in 2008.

For more info on Voodoo Six, visit their myspace page!

Rating: Out of 10

Track Listing:

  1. CrawlVoodoo Six
  2. No Friend
  3. Feed My Soul
  4. I Am The Sun
  5. Mistaken
  6. Century
  7. Walking On Nails
  8. Saints and Sinners
  9. One More Day
  10. Shine On
  11. Slip Inside

Voodoo Six is:

Henry Rundell – Voice
Richie Faulkner – Lead Guitar
Tony Newton – Bass
Dave ‘Grav’ Cavill – Drums
Matt Pearce – Guitar

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  1. kingpigmee October 3, 2011 · Reply

    awesome release

  2. Old Bird June 26, 2008 · Reply

    Just to update the band member list..
    Chris Jones is now Lead Guitar with Matt Pearce.

    Richie Faulkner is touring the US with Lauren Harris

  3. Blossom June 25, 2008 · Reply

    Yep also agree wholeheartedly, they have restored my faith in music, thought it was gone to the dogs forever but these guys have brought it right into the here and now. An album ALL rock fans should own and an impressive live act, go see them, they are touring NOW !!

  4. KATH June 19, 2008 · Reply

    I totally agree. Join the V6 army and check out the website. This band is going places!!

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