Category: THE VINTAGE CARAVAN

These days, there’s no shortage of rock bands aiming to recapture the seductive coolness of 1970s classic rock, heavy progressive rock, and blues-rock. However, few do it as captivatingly and confidently as THE VINTAGE CARAVAN.
Influenced by iconic artists like Deep Purple, Cream, Led Zeppelin and Rush, the group have always done a remarkable job of paying homage to those classic subgenres while continuously evolving their characteristic elements.
On their upcoming album ‘‘Monuments” they outdo themselves once again by crafting the most thoroughly engaging, sophisticated, and cohesive record of their career. The Vintage Caravan’s ”Monuments” is a pristine example of how to do retro rock right. It’s an essential listen with an invigorating take on those older styles…

THE VINTAGE CARAVAN are back with “Gateways”, their new album released today which is forty-eight minutes of bluesy, retro Hard Rock. This three piece have a penchant for fuzzy guitars and driving rhythms which early hard rock bands such as Thin Lizzy, Humble Pie, and Deep Purple championed in the ’70s. “Gateways” is the band’s fourth album and finds them...

* Based in the small town of Álftanes on Iceland (but with operational headquarters in UK), THE VINTAGE CARAVAN was originally made up of Óskar Logi Ágústsson on guitar and vocals, and Guojon Reynisson on drums, with bass player Alexander Örn Númason joining the band in 2012. Their previous album was ok, but not featured here on the blog because...