Lip Lick by Weartists Weartists : Lip Lick.
Hard energy and punky rock'n'roll.


The band started making their 3rd album in 2016. In 2017-2018 all band members moved for permanent residence to Poland. It took them almost 3 years to produce, record and mix everything.

Power, energy and liveliness are the three common words used by critics when describing the sound of the new album. It's definitely Rock'n'Roll, but in its harder version with audible influences of the contemporary indie-rock trend. All songs of the album are based on a very powerful rhythm section. It's a combination of catchy tunes and powerful beats and one can't go wrong with it - this music fills the air with strong positive vibes and lots of crazy energy.

All songs recorded by WeArtists:

  • Alek Kaptsevich - guitars & main vocals
  • Vladimir Milevsky - bass
  • Romano Erafficci - drums, percussion & backing vocals

Songs:

1. You're So Heavy I Can't Resist
2. She's Hot
3. Banana
4. Ground Shaker
5. Golden Glare

Listen to: the entire album.


Buy this album for $8: 100% goes to the musician. Download it as MP3, AAC, ALAC, FLAC, OGG or WAV.
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Release date: 12/06/2019
Weartists lives in Brest Belarus

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Alt Rock, Punk, High Energy Rock and Roll


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