Album Reviews

DANCING ABOUT ARCHITECTURE

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Right from the opening salvo, Get In The Car, you realize that polish is exactly the right word as the music is sharp and crisp, deftly wrought and wonderfully accessible. But more than that too, between the expected rock energy and foot-on-the-monitor grooves, the stomp and the swagger, there is a wonderful pop, almost Beatlesque melodicism, which in turn more than justifies their inclusion of Elenor Rigby here.

Falling Apart is the perfect stadium rocker, Overkill (The Ballad of Sid & Nancy) is a dark, theatrical slow burner, I’m Gone has a touch of old school rock ‘n’ roll swing to it and the title track is a rock odyssey musing on the age-old question of alien contact.

BEACH SLOTH

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A nice, raw, and rough sound tears through Mars Hall’s “Is Anybody Out There?”. The blend of elements of punk, pop, and garage rock into an unruly whole is quite a joy. Impeccable chops adorn much of the album from the flawless vocal delivery to the wild and confrontational aspect of the guitar riffs that blast in and out.

JUST FAME

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The album has a wonderful collection of songs which gives classic rock vibe! The stunning guitar work and power packed drums enthralls the listeners. The vocals are raw, passionate and stirs our hearts! Overall, the band is marvelous and fans would definitely admire the classic rock vista that they provide in this album.