In La Hora del Blues we don’t usually review albums of heavy, opera rock, hard rock or groups whose influences are closer to Héroes del Silencio, as is this case, than to Muddy Waters, because, in fact, they do not fit in the philosophy or the knowledge we have of those particular styles and we do not feel we are able to review them with reliability. La Hora del Blues is a specialized media devoted to blues in its different aspects and content is mostly related to blues.

In this case and without setting a precedent, we will make an exception with an album by Alicante coming group B.O.W., not only due to of the band quality but also due to the number of guest musicians who make this recording be an interesting compendium of heavy and hard rock artists that today can be found in our country.

The fourteen album songs have been composed and produced by Tommy López who has done a magnificent job together with Vladimir Emelin who, as in previous works, has written all the fourteen song lyrics that give shape to it.

Along the whole recording B.O.W. keep the usual strength they communicate in their live shows as well as in the previous albums, with a powerful sound based on solid arguments such as the thickness of their compositions and the fluidity the songs are displayed, where rock becomes the main character.