KAMCHATKA
The Seach Goes On
Release date: February 21 2014

Actually, the record starts like a concert: There's a short guitar solo meaning like "OK, let's go", before the rest of the band start to play Somedays, which a very strong song and a great way to start the album.

The whole album is spontaneous, and I even think that there was some improvisation during the recording process.
I guess they had lots of fun when recording. That said, there is a dark atmosphere on this record, inherited from Black Sabbath, The Doors and other 70's bands.
Sweden is also known from its Doom Metal acts, and this style has definitely influenced Kamchatka.
The best examples are the riff and the solo of the song Dragons, or the dark atmosphere of Cross The Distance.

Broken Man and Pressure are other great slow songs, and the latter is very atmospheric too. But The Search Goes On is a very varied record and has a lot to offer.
Son Of The Sea is a pure Rock'n'Roll song that should sound great on stage. They also add some funky influences to their music, on the tasty Coast to Coast... While Tango Decadence brings a festive mix of Rock with Argentinean rhythms.
Thank You For Your Time is the fastest song on the record. It could be played on the radio today, and for sure it would have been a hit if it had been released back in the 70's.

The last song is the title track, The Search Goes On. While the melodies are really catchy, it is perhaps the strangest song of the record.
It's almost Psychedelic Rock, and has several riff and rhythm changes.