Imagine if life was a restaurant, with a menu listing all desires, aspirations, secrets and inhibitions. Now, what if you had the choice? Would you know what to order first? Wealth, love or perhaps eternal happiness? Always remember - what you order may not turn out to be what you expect it to be. It's this anticipation that leaves you breathlessly waiting...............
Some consider the path of the rock band to be controversial. There is no way to make a mainstream sound or album without be...
Imagine if life was a restaurant, with a menu listing all desires, aspirations, secrets and inhibitions. Now, what if you had the choice? Would you know what to order first? Wealth, love or perhaps eternal happiness? Always remember - what you order may not turn out to be what you expect it to be. It's this anticipation that leaves you breathlessly waiting...............
Some consider the path of the rock band to be controversial. There is no way to make a mainstream sound or album without being a ‘sell-out’, and there is no way to create complex entertaining music without being ‘underground’. People feel forced to choose a side. Where is the divide? Since when did music have a side? Why can't we create sounds of each path and create something that isn’t defined, but hooks us all? Life To Order does that.
What hits you is the combination of heavy guitar grooves from Ben Mihalec and driving drum parts by Andrew Taylor, add in the solid bass tones of Tim Hill, and once fused together you have got a new platform of hard rock music. George Musngi on vocals provides a diversity from something tender to animalistic and raw. Intelligent melodies and lyrics can enlighten or disturb.................
Life To Order works with no limits or stereotypes, they bring you what they feel, know and love. Now with song titles like "Alibi" and "Genocide", this band beckons to be heard and is longing to break boundaries.
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