Garagey rock that isn’t full-on retro, has composed elements that use melody and good songwriting (i.e. not just about beer cars chicks), melodic elements and chords that aren’t just 12 bar based. That said, there is plenty of reverb and crunchy rockin guitars, organ, and minor tones to satisfy your retro itch. Kind of like a cross between Loop and The Makers. 4 kids under 21, rip roaring. Track 5 starts off minor and spooky but then blends nicely into 6 then 7 to give you a feel how badass these guys are (play 5-7 together). Really great stuff from Nashville, on the recently resurrected ROIR records.

1) melodic vocals, high hat beat, composed feel but ends with a major shift into a near prog/mathy bash, “can’t love someone who doesn’t love themself”
2) more of a straighter up rocker
3) cool rock, upbeat
4) driving urgent garage
5) minor spooky retro rock feel, blends well into nex
6) chorus/refrain heavy rocker that comes seamlessly out of previous and leads perfectly into the next
7) the intensity only builds, coming out of previous
8) minor toned a tad more cerebral
9) mid paced, rocking dense psyche rock w/ cool guitar work in bridge
10) riffy rocker, nice head nodding beat to wrap this up