Wucan - Reap The Storm (German Jethro Tull Alike Retro Rock 2017)

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Wucan are back to reap what they sowed two years ago. And if you sow the wind you can reap the storm, at least if you live in the world of Wucan. Two years their album has grown, it is their second album and from the outside it certainly looks like an improvement from their first one. And I had some hopes for this album considering that the first album was quite brilliant at its best, and they left off with a brilliant tune so why not hope for an impressive continuance? And what about the answer, do they give us that brilliance? Well, I think they kind of do.

The music is the same as the earlier album, a bit more evolved, a bit higher quality production, better sound, better songs and better vocals. 

The album is long with a 74 minute playing time and they have good variation to keep the listener listening for the entire playing time, and the style is similar to bands like Jethro Tull with flutes and that sort of thing. “Hippie rock” is probably a decent way to describe what you get to hear when you listen to this album for over seventy minutes, and Francis the lady who sings manages to sing in both German and English making the album feel a bit exotic even – as they always do when you get to hear the lyrics sung in odd languages. I think this is an album that is clearly better than the predecessor and it is a quality album.

If you had high hopes for this album, you will not be disappointed. To me this is an album that is very close to six points, meaning that it is one of the top albums so far this year. I would describe it as impressive and most impressive is the ending duo of tracks, the two extremely long epics that end this album, the ten-minute opener isn’t shabby either. 

And everything between this is good as well, but as I stated before the ending two tracks are quite special and quite brilliant. The two years from the sowing until the reaping has certainly been doing these guys very good, they have clearly taken several steps forward and I can clearly recommend this album to anyone who likes music – I think I might add this double vinyl record to my collection when it is released, it is that good.

So, I think you should check out this album, it is certainly worth it. It is a really strong album with strong tracks, they are reaping some great stuff here, and eight great reaps, as it would appear. You should really check this album out, it has more or less everything you could want and it ends in the best possible way – it is thumbs up for Reap the Storm, you really should check it out.

Band ♫♪♪:
♦ Francis - Vocals, Flute, Guitar, Theremin
♦ Tim - Guitar
♦ Patrik - Bass
♦ Phil - Drums

01. Wie die Welt sich dreht  09:59
02. Ebb and Flute "The Eternal Groove  06:04
03. Out of Sight, Out of Mind  03:23
04. I'm Gonna Leave You  04:59
05. The Rat Catcher  05:25
06. Falkenlied  04:49
07. Aging Ten Years in Two Seconds  21:05
  - The Years I Haven't Lived
  - Worldwards
  - Flight of the Crows I
  - Afterwards
  - Melinda
  - Onwards
  - Flight of the Crows II
  - Headwards
  - The Years I Won't Live
08. Cosmic Guilt  18:03

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Buy the album link (EU): Wucan - Reap The Storm or as Japan Mini LP: Wucan - Reap The Storm