The Brimstone Deceit

If the heady days of soulful blues soaked 60’s and 70’s rock ignite your heart and the likes of Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Bad Company, and Free send your emotions and pulse rate soaring then a new and equally impactful treat is just waiting for your adoration. The Brimstone Days is a band from Malmö, Sweden, a trio who live and breathe those inspirational days whilst their creativity sows those old seeds within its own unique imagination to bloom impressive and powerful songs as within their new album On A Monday Too Early To Tell…

They overcame the negative impacts of the latter though, and while somewhat sceptical to both label and the band's future at this point they decided to hit the studio again to make a second album. The recording of their sophomore effort Solstice was a smooth, problem free affair, and with added spices to their musical palettes from bands like Genesis and Yes this second discc of their was a product they were most satisifed with. The majority of the Norwegian press wasn't impressed though, with a negative impact to initial record sales as a direct result. Once more they looked outside of the borders of Norway to overcome commercial difficulties, and with a generally positive reception for the album in Germany a tour was set up to try to make a name for themselves in that market.

Swedish progressive rock legends The Flower Kings, and longtime label-partners Inside Out Music, will begin an extensive reissue campaign in 2022, which will see the entire catalogue of the band reissued on CD & Vinyl in remastered editions, with it being the first time many of the albums have been available on wax. ‘Stardust We Are’ was the band's third studio album, and first double-album. It features the epic 25-minute title track which has since become one of the bands signature songs.