This work sounds heavily like garage rock 'n' roll punk with some country and blues influences. The first songs may not shine with innovation, but with the simple piano in the background of the first song and the harmonica in song number two, two nice sounds join the somewhat boring-sounding guitar-bass-drums trio. A singer (Dome la Muerte), who according to the band info seems to be a prominent figure in the scene, croons along with a pleasant voice. However, this is listenable. The wheel may not be reinvented here, but it rolls. Song three sounds a bit like a ride towards the sunset. It can also be played in the background. However, the remaining 7 songs on the record do not hold my attention as much. From song number 4 onwards, everything sounds somewhat boring and formulaic. Overall, the record has a playtime of 33:21 minutes. 3 out of 10 songs are listenable, which makes the rating really easy this time.
Label: GoDownRecords / Distribution: Radar
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