Blues Rock from Spyderhuff

Spyderhuff is a band made up of members spread across different cities all over the USA. Writing and recording remotely, the band is comprised of multi-instrumentalists Tom Kur (on vocals, guitar, harmonica, sax and synths), Don Beyer (playing bass guitar and synths), drummer Jim Pauli, guitarist Joey Gaydos, Tony Mitchell (playing percussion instruments such as congas, bongos, drums as well as backing vocals) and Julie Noe bringing additional backing vocals.

Most of the members grew up together in the Detroit area as friends and musicians in the late 60s and early 70s playing in bands in a range of styles from jazz-fusion to hard rock. With their diverse musical backgrounds, they flow between genres and styles with their own original music.

Their latest project is a series of songs themed on the Seven Deadly Sins, titled SIN7, with individual tracks being released throughout this year. The second single in the series is the track “Angry Flames” which centres on the deadly sin of wrath.

A heavy blues rock outing with a spooky and ethereal vibe, “Angry Flames” is a blistering rip through the self-destructive nature of anger. Pounding drums and thumping bass lines set the bedrock for this piece which is topped with gritty vocal work and utterly sensational lead guitar work.

Watch the video for Angry Flames below