Freddy And The Phantoms are ready with their fourth record, the album Decline Of The West, and the danish blues rockers step into character on a grandiose, bluesy odyssey that showcases their dramatic width of expression.
Swampy blues, heavy desert rock and epic art rock ballads are united in their timeless nordic melancholy.
True to the legacy of the blues, there’s a certain darkness lurking on every corner, in the albums’ alchemist combination of southern gothic, existential dread and its tale of acivilization in decline.
Freddy And The Phantoms have established themselves as one of the most respected blues rock acts in Denmark, known for their breathtaking live shows and musical skills of international standards.
The band have already paid their dues supporting legends as The Eagles, Twisted Sister and Blackberry Smoke and played many of the biggest venues and festivals in Denmark.
Their latest album Times of Division from 2014 was praised by several of the biggest rock media in Europe and given 8,5 by Rock Hard Germany and 5/6 by Scream Magazine, Norway.
Decline of The West was recorded in the band’s own studio in Copenhagen and mixed and mastered in Rumble Room by Rune René Hansen.
Remember to check out the rare guest appearance by the American guitarist Billy Cross (Bob Dylan, Link Wray, Meat Loaf) who adds a spark of rock ‘n’ roll magic to the nostalgic track NYC 1965.