This is a vinyl album and not out digitally yet. On purchase you can ask for it being signed or left in its Cellophane.

There are bonus digital tracks with the lyric via the QR code, yes you are wlecome to san from artwork. I would, its a taster.....


Early reviews are, -

"SALT leads you onto an exciting sonic journey consisting of various ear-appealing orchestrations. The band embraces both harmonious, soothing, melodic aesthetics but occasionally leans towards the raw, abrasive, energetic side as well"

“Fairytale on Fire” is far from being a dated work, but it serves as a great trip back in time. It's like going back to the late 70's and 80's and going back to the present day, obviously going through the 90's and early 2000's.

In this track, the band walks through rock and roll, punk, passing through garage rock (mainly) and alternative rock in a very spontaneous way, without forcing the bar and with a lot of knowledge of the cause. SALT bets on a very organic sound, with raw distortions both in the guitar bases and in the dense bass, even in a drier sound in their drums.

All with Sharon Woods' rebellious vocals, which range from soft to more aggressive without being brusque or inconvenient, in addition to having a timbre that can easily be considered the band's signature.