Fully Juiced
Boyish in looks, these guys must have started very early in suckling
on the juice of Led Zep, for their wholesome rebirth of that classic sound
demonstrates how the bloodline continues to work far and wide and across time.
Legs so genetically soaked, opener Safari Song introduces a Plant-eque wail of epic proportions –
enhanced, surely – by vocalist Josh Kiszka that presages a whole album of
dynamic retro-rock the guys might flinch at being so ascribed [yet again, surely
again]. Where they diverge from the suckled-sibling-lineage is in their transference
of this sound to a whole different kind of classic in A Change is Gonna Come, a rousing chorus in support of Kiszka’s
impressive delivery. Meet on the Ledge
is another though more balladic tangent from expectation, but not from their
clear influences, and this is a great song cleverly interpreted, nice guitar
work from brother Jake.
Jake Kiszka (guitar), Sam Kiszka (bass/keyboards), and Danny
Wagner (drummer) make up the other part of this whole fine band, and the guys
will surely one more and final time know precisely the recognisable niche they
reside so confidently within, fully weaned and strutting.
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