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Powerplay Magazine
"Phenomenal"
Kerrang! Magazine
"It's as if one of the biggest rock acts in the world has just landed, disguised. Its not just the music which is breathtaking and flawless, its the energy, the spring, the communication with an increasingly hysterical audience. KKKKK"
"Spilling over with vibe and feeling. KKKK"
Kerrang! Radio
"They look good and they sound good, I bet they taste good!"
"Drenched in potential"
"A musical suck job!"
Classic Rock Magazine
"The rock world can thank it's lucky stars"
Knave Magazine
"The most rock 'n' roll band in Britain"
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Caduga are a rock band from Birmingham, England, consisting of five unique and imaginative musicians. Evolving out of their blues-based roots, through years of writing, recording and reinventing, they return with their latest work - Kidnap the Sun. |
Reviews & Interviews
There’s an air of anticipation at the HMV Institute Temple Bar this evening, due to the fact that tonight sees the return of the prodigal sons. Caduga, who used to go by the moniker of Rattlesnake Remedy, are back after a lengthy hiatus. Re-vitalised, re-energised and re-named!
They made a brave decision to stop and re-evaluate where they were and where they wanted to be. The result has been a fresh new approach and a more mature sound.
With a voice that was once described as “Birmingham’s new Robert Plant”, Lee Stone has lost none of his on stage charisma and style. The rest of the band members are quite happy to let him take all the attention, but if you can drag your self away from being mesmerised by Lees performance for a moment, you appreciate the skill and technique of the rest of the band. They provide the backdrop of wonderfully laid back melodies and harmonies that are the result of many months of writing and jamming acoustically. The end product is a much more mellow sound from the previous incarnation. There’s still a heaviness there, most noticeably in the anthemic Empire Rising, but it’s done in such a way that you nod rather than bang your head.
With the new material going down well with the fans old and new alike, Caduga should have no trouble quickly picking up where they left off. The album is all done and in the can, so fans can expect a release before the end of the year, and that will finally put to rest any more mention of Rattlesnake Remedy.
The band is dead, long live the band!
Cath Holland - Midlands Rocks
KKKKK
SERIOUS HOPE FOR BRITISH ROCK? JUST FOUND IT.
Onstage this super-talented quintet eclipse thier debut album 'Magic Man' with ease. Being the hardest touring blues-based rock band in the UK has turned them into one of our very finest. Lee Stone's pipes enable him to sustain notes that bleed your eardrums while in 'Freestyle' lead guitarist Ben Bartlett peels solos of such fluid, honest-to-God beauty that superlatives begin to fail. It's as if one of the biggest rock acts in the world has landed, disguised, in Nottingham. It's not just the music, which is breathtaking and flawless, it's the energy, the spring, the communication with an increasingly hysterical audience. Magic, man.
Steve Beebee - Kerrang! Magazine
