Reviews for 
Joe's Groove Huddle 
Releases

Jamshere Magazine (USA/ August 2023) - Review for Heading to Myself

[...]  Forgoing an overabundance of effects, the track envelops the listener in a sonic purity, each note and riff echoing with sincerity.  [...]

Zone Nights (Argentinia/ August 2023) - Review for Heading to Myself

[...]  strong and powerful riffs, this is a song that will raise the tachometer of your emotions [....]

kms reviews (Germany/ August 2023) - Review for Heading to Myself

[...]  “Heading to Myself” doesn’t tell the story with just the words of the lyrics, it uses an intelligent concept of highs and lows, of drive and relaxation, kickass and groovy [...]

Static Dive (USA/ August 2023) - Review for Heading to Myself

[...]  The tune opens on a mellow, jazz-infused funk groove [....]

Eric Alper (Canada/ October 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...]  Combining the driving, hard-hitting pound of stadium heavy metal with the funktastic groove of the Red Hot Chili Peppers [...]

Tinnitist (Canada/ September 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...]  The German rockers fuse combustive metal and funk on their powerful new single [....]

kms reviews (Germany/ September 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...] There’s one thing in particular I love about the track, and moreso, the project itself. It’s the naturalness in which the sound comes to life. [...]

Jamsphere Magazine (USA/ September 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...]  They keep the rawness of live rock and add a more polished production, which ultimately packs a superior sound. [...]

Roadie Metal (Brazil/ August 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...]  Betting on a very well done mix of Hard Rock and Alternative Rock, the musician delivers a consistent song, with good guitar work, weight, good riffs and striking melodies.[...]

Stepkid (USA/ August 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...]  The music is a hard hitting blend of Rock’n’roll, funk and metal. It’s pure action from start to finish. [...]

Whichcoast (USA/ August 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...]  “Believe Me” kicks off with an electrifying guitar riff that sets up the rest of the song brilliantly. [...]

Static Dive (USA/ August 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...]  The band matches the riff-rocker with soulful vocals and a cool envelope funk effect on the bass [...]

Roadie Music (Brazil/ August 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...] Jochen “Joe” Kinzig counts on a first line team to carry out a sensational work where his well applied bass runs, side by side, with fantastic guitar lines, drums catching strong and precise, in addition to phenomenal vocal lines giving a special color for a striking composition. [...]

Zone Nights (Argentinia/ August 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...]  It feels great, their strong guitar riffs, will take complete control of your playlist, just hit play and check it out. [...]

Jaw Dropping Radio (USA/ August 2022) - Review for Believe Me

[...] So, if you want to hear a song that you’ll want to listen to again and again, “Believe Me” is the one. [...]

Eric Alper (Canada/ May 2022) - Review for Strong

[...]  The result is a hellfire entry into rock and roll; think synth-infused rock anthems, a fist-bump to Maiden, a nod to Ghost, a bow to Rammstein, and beyond. [...]

Tinnitist (Canada/ May 2022) - Review for Strong

[...] An electrified blast from your speakers, the song sears the mundane and causes a cataclysmic soundscape you’ll find yourself cranking the volume for. [...]

kms reviews (Germany/ January 2022) - Review for Strong

[...] Once you sit down, the tune tells its story in a sophisticated and passionate way. Taking its time, the track changes pace between the rather calm verses and the kickass chorus sections along the creamy guitar solo, where all the energy is released that you can feel lurking in the shadows. [...]

She Wolf (Austria / January 2022) - Review for Strong

[...] Here a gripping and exciting [...] arrangement builds up, in which true talents and die-hard musicians were at work in all respects! [...]

York Calling (England/ January 2022) - Review for Strong

[...] The verses are fairly slow, building up into a huge and anthemic sounding chorus, where the vocals are simply belted out.  [...]

Roadie Music (Brasil / April 2021) - Review for Good Day

[...] Recently the band debuted their early career single called "Good Day", here the group members show instrumentals inspired by retro sound, along with a lyric about having a perfect day. [...]