Barnabas Little Foxes New CD

Barnabas Little Foxes New CD

***** This is a preorder for a new release CD that is not yet released. The release date for this item is 01-11-24. This item will be shipped from our Melbourne Warehouse within 5 days of the release date *****

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On 1986's Little Foxes, Brian Belew's pyrotechnic guitar leads continued to push the sound of Barnabas over the top. He was well known as a human dynamo of an axeman, one who routinely wow'd audiences by combining in-concert acrobatics with the fact that he never missed a note! Brian had an amazing ability to use tapping techniques, (pioneered by Eddie Van Halen), in incendiary ways that had never been heard before in Christian rock. Gary Mann's bass style was heavily influenced by bassists Geddy Lee of Rush and Dave Hope of Kansas. Gary drove the band from beneath, his playing coupling beautifully with the powerhouse drumming of Kris Klingensmith. Kris emerged as a talented lyricist, writing the words to nearly all of the band's songs on the last three albums as well as the notable words on the back cover of the Little Foxes album. A lyrically harsh and distinct album, Little Foxes also contains some of Belew's most notorious guitar work, along with NancyJo Mann's most convicting vocals (her performances on China White and Destroy After Use are soul haunting!).

Little Foxes marks the next step of Barnabas moving beyond the experimental and progressive sounds of Approaching Light Speed and Feel the Fire to embrace an all-out metal assault. Auschwitz 87 is so fast and aggressive that the guitar riffs could have come from a Metallica or early Slayer album. Destroy After Use hammers away with monster metal riffs and terrifying passionate vocals that let you know in no uncertain terms: - the devil has a line on you. Gone are most of the complex progressive pieces with keyboards that gave the listener moments to breathe on previous albums. Little Foxes is overflowing with urgency and is nothing less than full-on bombastic heavy metal at it's finest! The band seemed to know their final collective voice needed music as heavy as the message. Even in 2017, the message and the in-your-face metallic riffage remain engaging and mesmerizing. For fans of Jerusalem, Philadelphia, Metal Church, Saint, Testament, and Accept!

1 Gospel Maniac 2 Little Foxes 3 Destroy After Use 4 Auschwitz '87 5 China White 6 Sins of the Fathers 7 All Alone 8 Suite for the Souls of Our Enemies (Part Two - Lover)