SHADOW REBELS "Liquid" /Digital EP/

The second full-length album by Israeli Progressive Alternative/Grunge/Fusion/Hard Rock band.
The first official Shadow Rebels release, “Oversleep Hurricane”, represents a new level in the band’s development. After a 4 years break, the band has assembled in a new lineup and this time they abandoned their "guitar-less" sound. Thanks to this decision, the trio’s sound became harder and tighter. Dynamic and bright Grunge abounds with interesting melodies laid upon tough guitar riffs. Filigree work of the bass guitar emphasizes the will of the band to distinguish each of the bandmates. 
It’s impossible to classify the music to any one genre and template, as the band incorporates elements of Fusion and Jazz Rock, especially in the guitar solos, as well as Alternative and Progressive Rock features. Add the unchanging tribute to the Hard Rock roots, which are especially evident in the Gillan-esque vocals. Ethnic elements find their way into the fold of a very versatile sounding album thanks to the addition of sitar and percussion. Live violins add even more expression to the ballad tracks on the album.
The album was recorded on an all analog equipment without digital computer editing, which allowed to capture the warm tube sound!
Highly recommended for fans of: Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Sound Garden, System Of A Down, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Skunk Anansie, Yes and many more!!
Another Side Records, 2015 (ASR13-110-111). 
 

Tracklist:
1. You Don't Feel Good! 05:01
2. Deepest Gloom 04:15
3. Oversleep Hurricane 04:09
4. Fly! 03:21
5. Let's Just Get Naked! 03:21
6. Love at Distance 04:05
7. Stay in the Background 03:35
8. Rifleman 06:27
9. Black Picture 03:17
10. Wicked Boy II 04:09
11. Little Girl Big Heart 04:31
Total playing time: 46:43 min.

 

The first Single by Israeli Progressive Alternative/Post-Grunge/Fusion/Hard Rock band.
The main song, ballad “47 Minutes of Love”, had been in planes to be included in third full-length album, but it was too much different by concept and style from all rest of the songs, and band decided to release it as a Single only.
Song begins like an ethnic ballad with sounds of sitar. However, each verse going with modulation and stay heavier and heavier. Last refrain vocal line reminds best times of Robert Plant.
As a “B-side”, decided to include an early, unreleased version of "Mirror" ballad.
This version of 2013 is really rare. In that period, Michael Rosenfeld only started to reform the band, which still had no stable line-up. Moreover, here we can hear a drummer from previous line-up of Shadow Rebels. Guitars were recorded by current guitarist Rony Safaraliev. To dramatize the effect of philosophic lyrics of "Mirror", girls' choir by T. Cherniak was added together with violins of M. Rosenfeld and keyboards of Arkady Scherba.
Vocal lines of both tracks pretty much expressive, especially close to coda of the songs. Guitar solos are long and very technically developed. Riffs are heavy, and sound of rhythm section is typical for Post-Grunge.
Anyway, we can describe this release as a “Ballads Single” of Shadow Rebels.
Cover work by Eli Oskin, based on Lewis Carroll’s photography of Alice Liddell (prototype of Alice in Wonderland), sends us to "Mirror" song that was inspired by his book.
For fans of: Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Sound Garden, System Of A Down, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Skunk Anansie, Yes and many more!!
Another Side Records, 2019 (ASR28-161/DS).
 

Tracklist:
1. 47 Minutes of Love 4:54
2. Mirror (Bonus Track) 4:22
Total playing time: 09:18 min.

 

The second full-length album by Israeli Progressive Alternative/Grunge/Fusion/Hard Rock band.
The first official Shadow Rebels release, “Oversleep Hurricane”, represents a new level in the band’s development. After a 4 years break, the band has assembled in a new lineup and this time they abandoned their "guitar-less" sound. Thanks to this decision, the trio’s sound became harder and tighter. Dynamic and bright Grunge abounds with interesting melodies laid upon tough guitar riffs. Filigree work of the bass guitar emphasizes the will of the band to distinguish each of the bandmates. 
It’s impossible to classify the music to any one genre and template, as the band incorporates elements of Fusion and Jazz Rock, especially in the guitar solos, as well as Alternative and Progressive Rock features. Add the unchanging tribute to the Hard Rock roots, which are especially evident in the Gillan-esque vocals. Ethnic elements find their way into the fold of a very versatile sounding album thanks to the addition of sitar and percussion. Live violins add even more expression to the ballad tracks on the album.
The album was recorded on an all analog equipment without digital computer editing, which allowed to capture the warm tube sound!
Highly recommended for fans of: Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Sound Garden, System Of A Down, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Skunk Anansie, Yes and many more!!
Another Side Records, 2015 (ASR13-110-111). Made in Ukraine. First press.
 

Tracklist:
1. You Don't Feel Good! 05:01
2. Deepest Gloom 04:15
3. Oversleep Hurricane 04:09
4. Fly! 03:21
5. Let's Just Get Naked! 03:21
6. Love at Distance 04:05
7. Stay in the Background 03:35
8. Rifleman 06:27
9. Black Picture 03:17
10. Wicked Boy II 04:09
11. Little Girl Big Heart 04:31
Total playing time: 46:43 min.

 

The third full-length studio album by Israeli Progressive Post-Grunge Rock band.
Shadow Rebels decided to approach the recording of the new album in the most Grunge style. Unlike the previous release, which was recorded in a pure studio style, with many overdubs and individual recordings of the musicians, this time all the musicians entered the studio and simultaneously played all the songs one by one, in one day, on a tape recorder.
There are a lot of powerful and fast numbers, Stoner riffs, and heartfelt ballads about the fragility of life. No pathos, only self-irony, despair, reflections on the eternal: about enemies, about friends, about God and the loss of faith, about hope in times, when no place for hope. Everything is about the crazy 21st century, in which the heroes of the songs seem to be through no fault of their own. And as a result - sincere, bordering on nudity, uncompromising Post-Grunge. Deep and simple at the same time.
Another Side Records, 2021 (ASR33-175). Made in EU. Pressed on 24 kt Gold CD and packed in glossy Digipak.


Tracklist:
1. Some Fun 4:34
2. Men On the Ride 4:12
3. Devil May Care 3:30
4. Jihad 2:36
5. Sniper Girl 2:39
6. One Flying 4:39
7. CD in Space 9:32
8. Turn Back My Love 3:07
9. Mirror 4:20
10. Carnel Toe 5:12
11. Love Burn 3:32
12. Last Word 1:37
13. 47 Minutes of Love 4:57
14. CD in Space (Radio Mix) 5:08
Total playing time: 59:37 min.

The third full-length studio album by Israeli Progressive Post-Grunge Rock band.
Shadow Rebels decided to approach the recording of the new album in the most Grunge style. Unlike the previous release, which was recorded in a pure studio style, with many overdubs and individual recordings of the musicians, this time all the musicians entered the studio and simultaneously played all the songs one by one, in one day, on a tape recorder.
There are a lot of powerful and fast numbers, Stoner riffs, and heartfelt ballads about the fragility of life. No pathos, only self-irony, despair, reflections on the eternal: about enemies, about friends, about God and the loss of faith, about hope in times, when no place for hope. Everything is about the crazy 21st century, in which the heroes of the songs seem to be through no fault of their own. And as a result - sincere, bordering on nudity, uncompromising Post-Grunge. Deep and simple at the same time.
Another Side Records, 2021 (ASR33-175).


Tracklist:
1. Some Fun 4:34
2. Men On the Ride 4:12
3. Devil May Care 3:30
4. Jihad 2:36
5. Sniper Girl 2:39
6. One Flying 4:39
7. CD in Space 9:32
8. Turn Back My Love 3:07
9. Mirror 4:20
10. Carnel Toe 5:12
11. Love Burn 3:32
12. Last Word 1:37
13. 47 Minutes of Love 4:57
14. CD in Space (Radio Mix) 5:08
Total playing time: 59:37 min.









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The second Single by Israeli Progressive Alternative/Post-Grunge/Fusion/Hard Rock band.
After the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, the band decided to record a Ukrainian-language version of the song "47 Minutes of Love", in support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and victims of the occupation of civilians. It is dedicated to all those who part with their loved ones and places, but hope to return and continue living where love overcomes world evil.
"47 Minutes of Love" begins as an ethnic ballad with the sounds of a sitar. However, each verse comes with modulation and becomes heavier and heavier. The vocal line of the last refrain is reminiscent of the best times of Robert Plant.
For fans of Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Soundпarden, System Of A Down, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Skunk Anansie, Yes and many other.
Another Side Records, 2022 (ASR34-182/DS).


Tracklist:
1. Декілька годин кохання / A Few Hours of Love 4:55
2. 47 Minutes of Love 4:55
3. 47 Minutes of Love (Karaoke Version) 4:54
Total playing time: 14:50 min.
 

The third Single by Israeli Post-Grunge/Hard Rock band.
It’s also the third Single from the forthcoming fourth full-length studio album of Shadow Rebels.
Originally from 2015’s “Oversleep Hurricane” album, this is a rerecorded version of the “Deepest Gloom” song. After new drummer Boris “Mahoni” Litvar joining the band, Shadow Rebels decided to change arrangements of the few of their songs, including this one.
With a depressive atmosphere in lyrics mixed with self-irony, “Deepest Gloom is a monologue of main hero, who lost everything – job, girlfriend, money and even faith. Now, this song sounding much harder and dramatic. Heavy guitar riffs, broken drum rhythm in 13/8 size on verses, guitar solo with high vocal inserts moving us in style mix of 70s Hard Rock and 90s Post-Grunge. Shadow Rebels changed recording studio as well, so we clearly can notice that more aggressive sound with much modern style mix down.
Just sit in your favourite chair, pour aromatic whiskey, light a cigar, close your eyes and enjoy this wonderful music.
For fans of Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Soundпarden, System Of A Down, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Skunk Anansie, Yes and many other.
Another Side Records, 2023 (ASR36-187/DS).


Tracklist:
1. Deepest Gloom (2023 Version) 3:55
Total playing time: 3:55 min.

The second EP by Israeli Post-Grunge/Hard Rock band.
The EP includes next two (fourth and sixth) Singles from the forthcoming fourth full-length studio album.
The sound of the band became much tighter and harder after drummer Boris Mahony arrived. These songs demonstrate Shadow Rebels growing up as a true Hard Rock with modern sound, heavy riffs and catchy refrains.
Both of the songs are dedicated to the war. "Nobody's Land" – about war on Hamas, after the brutal attack and bloody massacre made by Gaza terrorists. This land always was a burden in the hands of countries during thousands of years of the history. "In the End of the War (Rifleman-III)" – about war in Ukraine. Brutal invasion of russian troops broke the whole life of million Ukrainians, but at same time revealed to world new Hero - Ukrainian warrior, freedom fighter of free world.
Recommended for lovers of good old Hard Rock and classic Grunge of the 90s!!
Another Side Records, 2024 (ASR36-193/DEP).


Tracklist:
1. Nobody’s Land 5:31
2. In the End of the War (Rifleman-III) 4:12
3. Повернися живим! (Ukrainian version of "Rifleman-III") 4:12
 

The third EP by Israeli Post-Grunge/Hard Rock band.
The EP includes three final (sixth, seventh and eighth) Singles from forthcoming fourth full-length studio album of the band, what marks that all tracks of the album released as Singles, before album release.
An intriguing title track, "Plastic Duck", tells the quirky story of someone afraid of a plastic duck – metaphorically referring to a girl heavily reliant on cosmetics and appearing out of proportion. It's a clever critique wrapped in a playful package.
“Tomorrow” begins like meditating Indian chant; this ballad takes us deep into ironic lyrics about human relationships.
"Black & White Times" – a title track of the upcoming full-length album – is a proto-Hard Rock masterpiece, painted with layers of classic power trio sound. It's a fitting close of the era, encapsulating the varied themes and stylistic breadth of the entire album. "Black & White Times" official video released to support EP and forthcoming album.
For fans of Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Alice In Chains, etc.
Another Side Records, 2025 (ASR37-196/DEP).


Tracklist:
1. Plastic Duck 4:20
2. Tomorrow 4:41
3. Black & White Times 4:40
Total playing time: 13:45 min.

 

The fourth full-length studio album by Israeli Post-Grunge/Stoner/Hard Rock band.
When Shadow Rebels set out to craft an album, they don't just create music – they compose sonic narratives that resonate with poignant themes and dynamic soundscapes. "Black & White Times" marks a significant chapter in the band's storied career, with moving to more Classical Hard Rock and Post-Grunge, and less Progressive style, blending contemporary realities with deep-seated emotions.
The album carries a significant weight in the band's history. It is the final album with longtime guitarist Rustam Safaraliev, who played on six tracks, and it introduces the new guitarist, Uzi Eliyahu, who completes the album with his contributions to two tracks. This transition adds another layer of depth and intrigue to the album, making it a transitional and evolutionary piece for the band.
Also, the signature moment is that all the tracks of the album were released as Singles, before album release. "Nobody's Land" and "In the End of the War" are hard-hitting commentaries on modern-day conflicts, specifically focusing on the ongoing wars in Israel and Ukraine. The raw, evocative lyrics coupled with powerful instrumentation conjure a vivid picture of chaos and resolve. "Cry" bravely explores the manipulation of emotional expression, using tears as a metaphorical weapon. It's a haunting track that will leave listeners with much to ponder. “Tomorrow” begins like meditating Indian chant; this ballad takes us deep into ironic lyrics about human relationships. In the wake of recent global events, "Deepest Gloom" dives into themes of depression and mental health. Shadows Rebels are unafraid to confront the dark realities that many face, offering both solace and solidarity. As a shift in tone, energetic and uplifting, "Water Spirit" pays homage to the healing power of nature. It's both a breath of fresh air and a call to reconnect with our natural roots. "Plastic Duck" is an intriguing track that tells the quirky story of someone afraid of a plastic duck – metaphorically referring to a girl heavily reliant on cosmetics and appearing out of proportion. It's a clever critique wrapped in a playful package. The eponymous track, "Black & White Times", is a proto-Hard Rock masterpiece, painted with layers of classic power trio sound. It's a fitting close to the era, encapsulating the varied themes and stylistic breadth of the entire album.
Shadow Rebels have always excelled in expanding their musical palette, and "Black & White Times" is not an exception. From proto-Hard Rock to Progressive Metal and heartfelt power ballads, the album offers a panoramic view of the band's capabilities. With rustling violins, ethereal keyboards, resonant sitar, and an array of other instruments, each track stands as a testament to their meticulous attention to detail and affinity for diverse sounds.
"Black & White Times" is not merely an album; it's an experience of Shadow Rebels. It navigates through war, psychological battles, and the highs and lows of human emotion with both courage and grace. For fans old and new, this album is a compelling journey that cements Shadow Rebels' reputation as fearless creators who aren't afraid to push the boundaries of their artistry.
For fans of Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Alice In Chains, etc.
Another Side Records, 2025 (ASR37-196/DP). Made in Ukraine. First press.


Tracklist:

1. Nobody's Land 5:31
2. Cry 4:14
3. Tomorrow 4:41
4. Deepest Gloom 3:55
5. In the End of the War (album version) 4:56
6. Water Spirit 2:50
7. Plastic Duck 4:20
8. Black & White Times 4:40

Total playing time: 35:12 min.


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 The fourth full-length studio album by Israeli Post-Grunge/Stoner/Hard Rock band.
When Shadow Rebels set out to craft an album, they don't just create music – they compose sonic narratives that resonate with poignant themes and dynamic soundscapes. "Black & White Times" marks a significant chapter in the band's storied career, with moving to more Classical Hard Rock and Post-Grunge, and less Progressive style, blending contemporary realities with deep-seated emotions.
The album carries a significant weight in the band's history. It is the final album with longtime guitarist Rustam Safaraliev, who played on six tracks, and it introduces the new guitarist, Uzi Eliyahu, who completes the album with his contributions to two tracks. This transition adds another layer of depth and intrigue to the album, making it a transitional and evolutionary piece for the band.
Also, the signature moment is that all the tracks of the album were released as Singles, before album release. "Nobody's Land" and "In the End of the War" are hard-hitting commentaries on modern-day conflicts, specifically focusing on the ongoing wars in Israel and Ukraine. The raw, evocative lyrics coupled with powerful instrumentation conjure a vivid picture of chaos and resolve. "Cry" bravely explores the manipulation of emotional expression, using tears as a metaphorical weapon. It's a haunting track that will leave listeners with much to ponder. “Tomorrow” begins like meditating Indian chant; this ballad takes us deep into ironic lyrics about human relationships. In the wake of recent global events, "Deepest Gloom" dives into themes of depression and mental health. Shadows Rebels are unafraid to confront the dark realities that many face, offering both solace and solidarity. As a shift in tone, energetic and uplifting, "Water Spirit" pays homage to the healing power of nature. It's both a breath of fresh air and a call to reconnect with our natural roots. "Plastic Duck" is an intriguing track that tells the quirky story of someone afraid of a plastic duck – metaphorically referring to a girl heavily reliant on cosmetics and appearing out of proportion. It's a clever critique wrapped in a playful package. The eponymous track, "Black & White Times", is a proto-Hard Rock masterpiece, painted with layers of classic power trio sound. It's a fitting close to the era, encapsulating the varied themes and stylistic breadth of the entire album.
Shadow Rebels have always excelled in expanding their musical palette, and "Black & White Times" is not an exception. From proto-Hard Rock to Progressive Metal and heartfelt power ballads, the album offers a panoramic view of the band's capabilities. With rustling violins, ethereal keyboards, resonant sitar, and an array of other instruments, each track stands as a testament to their meticulous attention to detail and affinity for diverse sounds.
"Black & White Times" is not merely an album; it's an experience of Shadow Rebels. It navigates through war, psychological battles, and the highs and lows of human emotion with both courage and grace. For fans old and new, this album is a compelling journey that cements Shadow Rebels' reputation as fearless creators who aren't afraid to push the boundaries of their artistry.
For fans of Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Alice In Chains, etc.
Another Side Records, 2025 (ASR37-196/DP). Made in Ukraine. First press.


Tracklist:

1. Nobody's Land 5:31
2. Cry 4:14
3. Tomorrow 4:41
4. Deepest Gloom 3:55
5. In the End of the War (album version) 4:56
6. Water Spirit 2:50
7. Plastic Duck 4:20
8. Black & White Times 4:40

Total playing time: 35:12 min.