![]() The Neptune Power Federation have been mesmerising audiences with their mysterious mix of 70s heavy metal, psychedelic rock and baroque pop for over a decade now. From stadiums to dive bars, they deliver their high energy occult gospel read by the undisputed Queen of the underworld, the Imperial Priestess Screaming Loz Sutch. The band has established a rabid international audience that reached peak rapture when they toured Europe in 2019 culminating in a show stopping performance at the Hell Over Hamburg Festival. Shrugging off a global pandemic and continuing to tour their native Australia, The Neptune Power Federation now prepare for a return to Europe in 2024, along with the release of their 6th album and enough pent up energy to blow the roof off whatever venue gets in their way.
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RAVES"This appeals to metal heads, punks and alternative freaks likewise - world class!"
- Deaf Forever Magazine "From the opening bars on track one, you know these folks are for real" - Decibel Magazine "There’s polished hard rock, psychedelic noodling, face-melting solos, stirring spoken word interludes, shimmering choirs and gruff growling – often all within the space of a single song." - Metal Hammer "At the center of the action is front woman Loz Sutch, who looks like a mixture of earth witch, gloomy priestess and rock'n'roll bitch (whose) vocals infatuate with hallucinogenic contemplation" - Rock Hard Magazine "Like Turbonegro after an amyl nitrate rendezvous with Manowar in a men's changeroom. It's stoner with a boner." - The94Bar "The Neptune Power Federation seem to improve each release when it seems near impossible" - Overdrive Magazine "The pipes on new vocalist, Screaming Loz Sutch: the addition of a female voice - and a stunning one at that - adding a more psychedelic bent to the expected Sabbath, Crowley-obsessed Zeppelin, and basic AC/DC-isms" - Uber Rock "70s inspired Black Sabbath riffs and a psychedelic and hypnotic vocal and rhythm section that threatens to transport the listener to another time and place" - Heavy Magazine "Like Wolfmother on fast acting hallucinogens" - 100% Rock Magazine |