Album Notes

An impressive collection of rock tracks, and unlike most of the mainstream rock that radio blows smoke up the arse of, you won't find and cheap hooks here. A very nice production has things sounding really sweet and slick, and more importantly, the songs have some substance and structure, and don't just revolve around a chorus, they are solid right through. The band would be at home sharing a stage with most of the heavy bands on the circuit as much as they would sharing a regional room with any pub rock band. A pretty widely appealing sound. There's five tracks on offer on this EP, hopefully serving as a taste test of what's to come. Highlights are 'Live It And Breathe' and 'You Ain't The Man'. If you like some good rock action, then go take a listen to what this mob are offering, it's pretty sweet. Well presented to with the artwork looking good and well layed out.

-Bombshellzine.com