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Justice Injustice
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| Kaine are a heavy metal band from the UK formed in 2009, releasing to date two albums - 'Falling Through Freedom' (2012) and 'The Waystone' (2014). With the addition of a third guitarist and replacement of their original bass player (who is performing for the last time on this single), Kaine are heading to the studio to record their third album - ahead of which, the band released a brand new single 'Justice Injustice'. | ||||||
| Whenever you hear the expression "traditional British heavy metal", bands that come to mind are usually legendary stalwarts Iron Maiden, Saxon, Judas Priest and Motorhead. They all made a massive impact during the early eighties, spearheading the NWOBHM movement and gaining a huge following by constantly gigging anywhere and everywhere. Kaine are a band that display that same mentality - relentless hard working and passionate. | ||||||
| The band are continually growing, developing their sound and getting better and better. With a new line-up and a new album on its way, Kaine are proving that they are a band for the long term. The new single, 'Justice Injustice' opens with one of the best "British" riffs you could ever wish to hear. Chugging guitars, a relentless backline and a much more powerful vocal performance than ever before, 'Justice Injustice' is a superb example of traditional British heavy metal. Fists will be punching the air, heads will be banging, feet will be stomping and a huge smile will appear across the faces of heavy metal fans everywhere. | ||||||
| 'Justice Injustice' is a mouth watering appetiser, ahead of the new album, which will most likely be released next year. Between now and then, Kaine will be touring around the UK at a venue near you, so make sure you go see them as they are a band on the rise and definitely one not to be missed. | ||||||
| Overall, relentless chugging, infectious and addictive, Kaine epitomise traditional British heavy metal. | ||||||
| Review by Iron Mathew Collins | ||||||
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| "cracking songs, superb musicianship, great vocals and above all, passion, make this a must have live album for fans of traditional British heavy metal" Read Review | ||||||
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| "Kaine have recreated the feel and buzz of the NWOBHM with a blistering slab of classic heavy metal" Read Review | ||||||
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| The Waystone | ||||||
| "superb song writing and excellent musicianship make this an album a must for all fans of traditional metal. British heavy metal is not dead - Kaine are living proof" Read Review | ||||||
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| The Soundhouse Tapes - Live 2016 | ||||||
| "Kaine have managed to capture their live energy and are so confident in their own ability, the release is unedited, undubbed and unpolished. This is Kaine at their best" Read Review | ||||||
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