Category: STONE BROKEN

One of 0dayrox team favorite modern hard rock bands, British STONE BROKEN, are releasing a new CD titled “Revelation”, the follow-up to the really good 2018’s ‘Ain’t Always Easy’. Born from a desire to push themselves into new realms of musical creativity, ‘Revelation‘ sees Stone Broken storming into rock’s big leagues. The songwriting is stronger than never before, anthemic, huge songs with melody and punch.
Having partnered with award-winning producer and former SikTh guitarist Dan Weller back in early 2019, both artist and producer hit it off right from the get-go. For this new album the band shared lots of new ideas, experimenting with aspects of electronic sound design and fusing different strands of their more straight-ahead hard rock with darker elements – something front man, Rich Moss, and drummer / backing vocals Robyn Haycock, had long wanted to try.
Moss said: “We had a completely different approach on this record compared to our previous, we wanted to try everything, we wanted to experiment, we wanted to build our sound from the ground up and totally re-imagine the ‘Stone Broken Sound’, BUT without losing what we already had”…

British rockers STONE BROKEN have been signed by a major label, and to celebrate they are re-releasing their acclaimed debut album “All In Time”. We already featured here “All In Time” when originally appeared released by the band, only available as a low-key digital release and limited CD merch item. “All In Time” will now finally be available with revised...

The previous STONE BROKEN album received an Honorable Mention by this blog as one of the best 2016 debut albums. The Walsall, UK quartet are releasing their new CD “Ain’t Always Easy” tomorrow March 2, where you and hear their evolution. Stone Broken sound is modern, but these guys blend the best of the old with the best of the...

“All In Time“, the debut album from STONE BROKEN was released some months ago but got delayed in 0dayrox’s ‘listen / test’ consideration mainly because it’s being tagged as modern rock. Well, I don’t know if it’s because this 4-piece come from the Midlands (Walsall, UK) and are not contaminated by the US trend in this genre, but these guys...