Released in September, through Discos Macarras, here is a Festive Freebie for the amazing Mallorcan outfit QUEEN MARSA! It’s their newest EP called I AM THE LAND. It’s a three way label release cause Metalway Records and Runaway Records are also listed hardrock and classic metal extravaganza. It’s got its hooks in the seventies, eighties and nineties and make all of it sound like pure class!
Frazer Jones (Desert Psychlist) wrote: “Mallorcan hard rockers really nailed their flag to the mast with their rocking self titled debut, their second release ensures that flag keeps flying.” Full review on Desert Psychlist
Roberto Lucas (Denpa Fuzz) wrote: “A blast of raw, primitive, wild hardrock, without additives, in which they recover the essence of the most authentic rock. An irreverent and powerful album, with direct songs that balance in that dystopia in which the sounds of the desert embark on an exploratory journey to the heart of the 70’s, making a brief stop in the heavy vibrations of the 90’s. Direct songs, the kind that take no prisoners, without intros or artifices, loaded with dancey and forceful riffs, a thunderous rhythmic base and, above all, a combative and badass attitude that surrounds everything. A perfect soundtrack for a roadside bar on a Saturday night. One of those disreputable joints where the beer flows in abundance and where the smoke invades everything.”
Joop Konraad (Stoner HiVe) wrote: “There are moments when their classic metal sound drifts over to that of the LA scene, when it was in full swing, but for the most part Mallorca five-piece Queen Marsa delivers hardrock and metal of the very knock heads, bump fists and big muscle kind! Especially on their new eight track release called I Am The Land. Which means it continues in the vein of their debut self-titled EP from 2020, but not entirely so. For even though those five tracks already showed Queen Marsa in all its glory, the new I Am The Land release, gives you a Queen that has grown up to be a righteous ruler. Benevolent in paying homage to their roots, they have traded a lot of their seventies grooving from that earlier release to do more eighties rocking. More fire and more fury, and more traditional metal love. I cannot help but envision an old dusty biker bar, where the stage is sheltered by chicken wire, the bourbon is cheap, and the smoke can be cut with a knife. And right there beyond all the shouts and mayhem from the patrons is Queen Marsa, just rocking out, undisturbed by all the chaos in front of the stage. The stomping build up towards the end of second track Made Of Lovers, with that magnificent guitar work that closes it off, will surely result in many beers flying through the air. But you won’t need to frequent dive bars of dusty watering holes, cause with a bit of sleaze and a lot of swagger, Queen Marsa will surely rock every stage around the land. Cause well, it’s obvious, they stated themselves: I Am The Land!”
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