New Music Review: STEELCITY ‘Reverence’

Rating: 9 / 10 Stars

STEELCITY is: Roy Cathey (vocals), Mike Floros (guitars), Jason Cornwell (bass), Anthony White (drums), Tony Stahl (keys)

REVIEW – STEELCITY returns with their highly anticipated release ‘Reverence’, set to release on September 20th, via Frontiers Music Srl. Known for their signature arena-ready anthems, STEELCITY blends the essence of classic hard rock with modern energy. ‘Reverence’ is a powerful tribute to the golden era of hard rock while injecting it with fresh vigor, delivering an unforgettable experience for fans of the genre.

Kicking off with “I Ain’t Dreamin’ Bout You,” the track sets the tone with its screaming guitars, soaring vocals, and rock-solid rhythms, capturing listeners right from the start. “Hammer’s Fallin’” follows, full of fist-pumping energy and head-banging beats that’ll have crowds moving.

“No Angel” pulls you in with its crunchy riffs and raw power, offering a classic metal vibe that reminds you of the glory days of hard rock. “Dizzy” cranks the intensity with its thunderous drums, crunchy riffs, and vocals that take the song to new heights.

As ‘Reverence’ progresses, tracks like “Walk Away” and “Broken” ensure the energy remains at a fever pitch, keeping fans on their feet. ‘B.A.N.K.’ delivers a fun, groove-heavy anthem, showcasing the band’s ability to seamlessly shift between intensity and playful hooks.

With “Midnight Dancer” and “Losing Control,” STEELCITY proves they can blend hard-hitting rock with infectious melodies. “Blinded” touches on deeper emotional tones, before ‘Reverence’ concludes with “The Journey,” an emotionally charged track that perfectly encapsulates the release’s reflective and high-energy rock spirit.

‘Reverence’ cements STEELCITY’s reputation as a force in modern hard rock. With influences from legendary acts like Kiss and Winger, Roy Cathey’s soaring vocals and Mike Floros’s guitar mastery make this release both nostalgic and refreshingly modern.