Sweet Teaze
The signing of Sweet Teaze was always guaranteed to make massive waves in the hard rock circles. That is exactly what happened with the never before released or heard to the public album Groovin' On The Backside. This is one of the main reasons I started up this record label, unreleased albums like this used to sadden me as they were locked away and never to be released.
Sweet Teaze
Recorded in January 1991, right amongst the Hard Rock boom, Sweet Teaze did this recording for Capital Records right before the Grunge invasion hit therefore having Capital dropping the boys in search of the of the next Kurt Cobain wannabe.
This is the CD Skid Row should released instead of "Subhuman Race", Matt Mathews to me sounds very similar to Sebastian Bach, such a power house behind the mic. With perfect hooks and melodies to have these tunes in your head for weeks. Smokin' guitars, which is synonymous with all Suncity Records releases. What also really struck me with this material was the sensational late 80's, early 90's big stadium ballads which have to be heard to be believed.
You think their first release was special, renowned as one of the top ten hard rock indies ever hitting the $200 mark on Ebay consistently well you are in for a major treat here. The sound can be describe as a cross between Sweet Teaze's Do It Till It Hurtz and Skid Row's Slave To The Grind, I can't speak highly enough of this release! Perfectly crafted hard rock.
To here what I'm raving about, click below on the link to hear the first ballad in full off Groovin' On The Backside entitled "Broken Heart".
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