It mustn’t be easy to keep such a project like Spiritual Beggars alive, when all members are involved elsewhere, and even more when the band’s guitarist and composer, as well as the bass player, play in one of the most popular and active melodic death metal bands: Arch Enemy. As Michael Amott stated it to us in 2010, it was the reason of the big gap between Demons and Return To Zero. Now, as Sharlee D’Angelo underlines it, they finally managed to organize themselves. The result? Earth Blues which is released « only » three years after its predecessor.
What might have made things easy this time too is that Apollo Papathanasio has had the time to get used to the band, to feel more comfortable in it by being involved in the composition process. The result is very convincing, like always with Spiritual Beggars, and paths the way for a 70’s stoner rock, full of soul, fun and mastery. A genre that seems to live inside the heart of each musician, like Sharlee D’Angelo confirms it in the following interview.































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