DORIAN'S REQUIEM

IzziesCaravan

Dorian’s Requiem is Izzie’s Caravan at their most unapologetic — a dark, blues-drenched concept album that drags the listener deep into the shadows of the Faustian bargain. Inspired by the timeless myth of trading one’s soul for glory, this record tells the story of a man chasing stardom, only to be consumed by the very pact that promised him immortality. Each track unfolds like a chapter in a Gothic novella — gritty, atmospheric, and brimming with moral decay.

The guitars snarl and wail with a venomous authority — blistering riffs, scorching solos, and raw blues licks that cut through the mix like a devil’s grin. Every note drips with menace and seduction, echoing the album’s central theme: that every deal with the devil comes at a price. The rhythm section drives with relentless swagger, keeping the pulse dirty and dangerous, while the vocals shift between desperate confession and defiant rebellion.

This is not a safe record — Dorian’s Requiem is a whiskey-soaked, amp-blown sermon on ambition, temptation, and the inevitable fall. It’s the sound of midnight in the backroom of a dying bar, where the smoke is thick, the lights are dim, and somewhere in the corner, the devil is still keeping score.

Izzie’s Caravan have crafted not just an album, but an experience — a soundtrack for anyone who’s ever danced too close to the fire.

Dorian’s Requiem is Izzie’s Caravan at their most unapologetic — a dark, blues-drenched concept album that drags the listener deep into the shadows of the Faustian bargain. Inspired by the timeless myth of trading one’s soul for glory, this record tells the story of a man chasing stardom, only to be consumed by the very pact that promised him immortality. Each track unfolds like a chapter in a Gothic novella — gritty, atmospheric, and brimming with moral decay.
The guitars snarl and wail with a venomous authority — blistering riffs, scorching solos, and raw blues licks that cut through the mix like a devil’s grin. Every note drips with menace and seduction, echoing the album’s central theme: that every deal with the devil comes at a price. The rhythm section drives with relentless swagger, keeping the pulse dirty and dangerous, while the vocals shift between desperate confession and defiant rebellion.
This is not a safe record — Dorian’s Requiem is a whiskey-soaked, amp-blown sermon on ambition, temptation, and the inevitable fall. It’s the sound of midnight in the backroom of a dying bar, where the smoke is thick, the lights are dim, and somewhere in the corner, the devil is still keeping score.
Izzie’s Caravan have crafted not just an album, but an experience — a soundtrack for anyone who’s ever danced too close to the fire.

Dorian's Requiem (Original Mix)

Dorian's Requiem

Asleep Coz I'm Dead (Original Mix)

Asleep Coz I'm Dead

Mr. Long Gone (Original Mix)

Mr. Long Gone

An Infinite Day (Original Mix)

An Infinite Day

A Solemn Melancholic Adieu (Original Mix)

A Solemn Melancholic Adieu by IzziesCaravan

A Solemn Melancholic Adieu

Cooler Than You - Young and Early Songs II

Stephen Berg

New recordings of very old songs. Runs the gamut from sincere romance to space themed science fiction madness!

New recordings of very old songs. Runs the gamut from sincere romance to space themed science fiction madness!

Cooler Than You - Young and Early Songs II by Stephen Berg

It's Great, It's Mine

I Never Really Loved

Promised Land

October 1918

Space Love

A Little Bit Longer

Sitting On A Bench

Ballad Of A Test Tube

The Galactic Takeover

New Beginnings

Bad Things Happen BT

BLOW THE LID

Blow The Lid is where Izzie’s Caravan detonates into full-throttle force — a relentless blues-rock blast dripping in raw riffs, knockout hooks, and no-filter attitude. From the moment Roadkill Rita roared into existence, the band’s path was all but set: unapologetic, gritty, and craving mayhem. The title track didn’t just arrive — it exploded onto the scene, hitting #1 on the UK iTunes Blues chart and shattering preconceptions with blistering fire. 

Critics were knocked also — IndiePulse said Blow The Lid "blasts you with killer riffs and energy akin to that of a live gig," while JamSphere praised it as “raw and abrasive, rocking, soulful and bluesy as hell,” a full-tilt statement that proves the Caravan’s flame has only grown hotter. 

SoundLooks lauded the album’s technical confidence, calling it “a technically proficient and confident band,” delivering moment after moment that demands your ear, demands your soul. Even the label couldn’t stay quiet — nodding at the LP as a “Nomination for Album Of The Year!” while calling its sound “dirty, gritty, raw and rockin’ bluesy riffs.” 

Ten restless months and eight scorching tracks later — there’s also the 18-minute colossus Curse of Anastasia, a genre-hopping journey described by Izzie as “Iron Maiden meets Hans Zimmer” — and the world’s finally got the sheet music for their scorched-earth story. 

Blow The Lid isn’t just an album. It's a furnace, a manifesto, and the moment a sound turned into a statement. Strap in. It’s going to burn.

Blow The Lid is where Izzie’s Caravan detonates into full-throttle force — a relentless blues-rock blast dripping in raw riffs, knockout hooks, and no-filter attitude. From the moment Roadkill Rita roared into existence, the band’s path was all but set: unapologetic, gritty, and craving mayhem. The title track didn’t just arrive — it exploded onto the scene, hitting #1 on the UK iTunes Blues chart and shattering preconceptions with blistering fire. 
Critics were knocked also — IndiePulse said Blow The Lid "blasts you with killer riffs and energy akin to that of a live gig," while JamSphere praised it as “raw and abrasive, rocking, soulful and bluesy as hell,” a full-tilt statement that proves the Caravan’s flame has only grown hotter. 
SoundLooks lauded the album’s technical confidence, calling it “a technically proficient and confident band,” delivering moment after moment that demands your ear, demands your soul. Even the label couldn’t stay quiet — nodding at the LP as a “Nomination for Album Of The Year!” while calling its sound “dirty, gritty, raw and rockin’ bluesy riffs.” 
Ten restless months and eight scorching tracks later — there’s also the 18-minute colossus Curse of Anastasia, a genre-hopping journey described by Izzie as “Iron Maiden meets Hans Zimmer” — and the world’s finally got the sheet music for their scorched-earth story. 
Blow The Lid isn’t just an album. It's a furnace, a manifesto, and the moment a sound turned into a statement. Strap in. It’s going to burn.

Roadkill Rita

Stick It To Ya

Blow The Lid

Return To Midway

Lost

T-Bone Crash

A Beautiful Nightmare

Curse Of Anastasia

ON THE PULL

Izzie’s Caravan – On the Pull stands as the band’s breakout declaration: a gritty, no-frills EP where searing guitar riffs, Hammond brightness, and raw blues fury collide in perfect rebellion.

From the first incendiary chord on the title track, you're thrust into a rush of guitar tones that “steal the show” with “extremely robust” precision . The drums keep the momentum tight yet wild, while a gritty organ “adds just the right amount of glue” to fuse the sound together . Meanwhile, the vocals strike a perfect balance between clarity and attitude—captive yet commanding .

On the Pull earned comparisons by Record Niche to classic acts like Ten Years After and Derek & The Dominoes, calling the EP “a nostalgic sound that fires on all cylinders” . Groove Mag adds that the EP storms out of your speakers with “Jagger swagger and Zeppelin flair” . Independent Music Magazine calls it “original fury and fire,” praising its blend of classic blues-rock with a fresh, modern bite .

Accolades followed fast: the title track and EP soared into the Relix Jamband Charts, while single “Drownin’ Man’s Blues” hit #1 on iTunes Blues charts in South Africa .

Crafted in the wake of lightning-fast EP releases (Leo’s Guitar and Zephyrs), On the Pull feels like the moment when the Caravan renounced caution and leaned into full-throttle swagger. It’s bold, it’s wild, and it drips with unpolished honesty—like a late-night dive bar brawl turned into music

Izzie’s Caravan – On the Pull stands as the band’s breakout declaration: a gritty, no-frills EP where searing guitar riffs, Hammond brightness, and raw blues fury collide in perfect rebellion.
From the first incendiary chord on the title track, you're thrust into a rush of guitar tones that “steal the show” with “extremely robust” precision . The drums keep the momentum tight yet wild, while a gritty organ “adds just the right amount of glue” to fuse the sound together . Meanwhile, the vocals strike a perfect balance between clarity and attitude—captive yet commanding .
On the Pull earned comparisons by Record Niche to classic acts like Ten Years After and Derek &amp; The Dominoes, calling the EP “a nostalgic sound that fires on all cylinders” . Groove Mag adds that the EP storms out of your speakers with “Jagger swagger and Zeppelin flair” . Independent Music Magazine calls it “original fury and fire,” praising its blend of classic blues-rock with a fresh, modern bite .
Accolades followed fast: the title track and EP soared into the Relix Jamband Charts, while single “Drownin’ Man’s Blues” hit #1 on iTunes Blues charts in South Africa .
Crafted in the wake of lightning-fast EP releases (Leo’s Guitar and Zephyrs), On the Pull feels like the moment when the Caravan renounced caution and leaned into full-throttle swagger. It’s bold, it’s wild, and it drips with unpolished honesty—like a late-night dive bar brawl turned into music

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