While not being a stone cold classic album, this
mix of hard rock, proto-punk and early metal still
can deliver a satisfying listening experience.
Recorded in 1973, this sounds like a 1977 album
that slipped under the radar.
Sneery, deadpan singing sits alongside speedy and
lengthy soloing, while the song compositions could
of been used for Eddie & The Hot Rods 2nd album.
With a big two fingers aimed at the excess of prog,
this stripped down rock release was a ripple that would
spread out to '76/'77.
