“A pop rock song ala The Replacements that features a violin solo and is about anxiety as a ghostwriter.”
Loud, proud, and zero apologies: Powerlöad delivers unapologetic Canadian slut rock on In The Pocket, while BEN GEL thumps out a bass-driven manifesto — respect all, carry nothing, never stop dreaming. Bloodshot Cyclops brings metallically bombastic thrash rock with sarcastically stupid lyrics — think Motörhead meets Scatterbrain. The Pretty Flowers craft an epic, root-anchored guitar album wrestling with anxiety, regret, and fragmented memories, and Wooden Crates go straight for the throat with a punk attack on those who profit from manufactured online rage.
“A pop rock song ala The Replacements that features a violin solo and is about anxiety as a ghostwriter.”
“Dirty guitar tones over pounding rhythms and hooks throughout, the album delivers the goods, wrapped in something akin to a punch in the face.”