'Rockers are a rare breed these days. Nevertheless, a modern hero made its way to us in the form of The Dead Blues Club, a solo project headed by Richard Gray'

'The atmosphere of the album is filled with psychedelic colors and bluesy tones... The musical fabric of the presented tracks is bright and heterogeneous. It is filled with original ideas and an extraordinary arrangement that calls into real blues dimension filled with sounds of stoner rock, post-punk and indie music.'

'An artful and psychedelic experience, The Dead Blues Club’s ‘Vol. 1’ is a remarkable smorgasbord of modern and historic rock sounds into a sumptuously smooth blues inspired alternative rock marathon of a record.'

'In addition to being a gifted songwriter, Richard Gray is a multi-instrumentalist. He performs on a wide range of instruments, including guitars, bass guitar, electric organ, keyboards, synthesisers, drums, and vocals.'

'An exciting adventure that sculpts a musical work of art.'

'The Dead Blues Club shows all its talent with the album Vol. 1.'

'Honestly, I have a hard time labeling this kind of sound. The compositional approach is so free and without rules that it lives in its own limbo.'

'Despite listening to a thousand songs daily, I couldn't skip any of them. The fifth track impressed me. It is my dream kind of music.'

'Filled with luscious textures and addictive riffs that stay with the listener long after the music has ended. The Dead Blues Club is leading the blues-rock genre forward in 2022.'

'It’s hard to believe that this is the first release from them, it seems like this is a band that you grew up with. They have a nostalgic sound that makes you feel comfortable. '

'Don't wait any longer to listen to this extraordinary project that will not leave you insensitive, even better, will make your mark for a long time. '

'Whether you’re looking for something mellow or more upbeat, The Dead Blues Club has got you covered.'

'The Dead Blues Club weaves a consumptive tale of loss and worldly dissociation through a gorgeously noxious palette. It’s a stimulating ride, for sure.'