However, the guitar parts retain some slightly corrosive, dirty-sounding edge, which is a phenomenal approach when it comes to guitar-heavy albums.īacked by Bennett Holland (backing vocals, Hammond organ, piano and synth), Jack Alexander Timmis (bass) and Samuel Jenkins (drums), Jones’ explores the fiery whip of his lead guitar while still offering nuance and texture in a series of compositions directed towards a hard rock, British power pop sound. Released through Marshall Records and recorded live at the legendary Abbey Road Studios with the mixing table Rolling Stones used on “Tattoo You”, the record features only a few overdubs and boasts a clear, clean overall sound. The album’s concept was originally conceived during the pandemic lockdown, and the final adjustments were made as the world returned to normal. Seeking to develop a more rock-based line of work, he has just released his sixth studio album: Destination Unknown. And just like Clapton, Jones has his music heavily stepped into the blues tradition but is not afraid to explore new genres and approaches. His expansive style, which incorporates striking riffs and blazing solos into neatly arranged compositions, led him to be compared to none other than Eric Clapton. Having won The Young Artist Of The Year at the British Blues Awards for three consecutive years, he has been building his reputation as one of the hottest acts in modern blues rock. Laurence Jones is an English blues rock guitarist.
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