Norwegian rockers Electric High check subtlety at the door with their in-you-face brand of rock music. The group, hailing from the coastal city of Bergen, they deliver energetic classic rock with a modern twist, with a string of singles and EP releases over the last two years.
Drawing influence from the likes of Wolfmother, Aerosmith and Black Sabbath, the four-piece outfit goes straight for the throat, fronted by two in-your-face lead singers, while the band oozes pure electric power.
Now they bring us their latest offering with the single “Rough Diamonds”, a raucous and bouncy rock outing that departs from the trippy and psychedelic output of their preceding single “Populate The Moon”. Explosively riff-driven, their new rock ‘n’ roll rollercoaster is an anthem of hazardous life, love and gambling. Recorded in Bergen, the track was produced by the band themselves alongside Iver Sandøy.
Digging for diamonds is dirty work, and “Rough Diamond” is testament to that. But all the blood, sweat and tears pay off, in the shape of big rock of the finest kind. With plenty of new material set to drop throughout 2022 and beyond, “Rough Diamond” is a statement from a band that kicks off the year how they mean to go on.
Listen to Rough Diamond below
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