Rick’s got a distinctive voice, somehow mixing Styx, Cheap Trick, and helium (the gas, not the band). And any rocker in their right mind’ll play with him.
Lazorwolfs strip the music to its essence and let it rip. There are desert rock moments and stoner/psych “fingertip drips,” but 90% is a full-throttle charge.
Pounding, gritty, and bass-heavy (people seem to reference Shellac in the first 60 seconds), and vocally, there’s an intonation quite distinct and memorable..
A double-CD that includes the full-length album on disc one, and re-mixes on disc two. All the tracks feature a fresh dance/trance mix of guitars and keyboards.
All kinds of hard rock/psych splatter-flower-howl from the Nixon era, gargled through the requisite Dee-troit Amboy Dukes/Frost/Stoogeness head waggle.