COSEY MUELLER - Embodiment Of Denial - CD HIS NAME IS ALIVE Never one to take his

Never one to take his art too seriously

New Wave of British Heavy Metal icons Saxon enjoyed a highly unexpected return to favour among metal heads at the time

Now it's your turn to come around and love one of the finest soul albums of the decade

open hearts dripping with the same kind of pain and trauma that defined the band from the start

shining in a well-conceived programme with compositions of Keith Jarrett

COSEY MUELLER - Embodiment Of Denial - CD HIS NAME IS ALIVE Never one to take hisCD Like someone pulling signal from static, Cosey Mueller continues to find innovative permutations on Punk and Experimental Electronic, developing them into a distinctive style in her impressive discography of which "Embodiment of Denial" serves as a new highpoint. An increasingly driving danceability is the backdrop for a heightened focus on Mueller's commanding voice. Ear catching hook after hook is loaded across the album's eight tracks, while,