Rock’n’roll that sometimes gets dark, soulful, or manic, and often finger-snaps at mid-tempos, slurring vocals and sliding riffs for your staggering pleasure.
Two albums with The End, who I genuinely trust. Just some Canadian band that opened that killer tour with Slayer, Children of Bodom, Lamb of God, and Mastodon.
Spastic sucker with the passion/talent to win you over. “60s Mod R&B geared to shake your money maker hosted by ex-Catbutt/Sinister Six guitarist Brother James!”
Axl and a ragtag bag of pop culture pirates (literally, Replacements). He’s made the whole thing sound like the next Guns N’ Roses album after Illusion.