Impressive and power pop with the melodies and roots that belong in the garage without it tucking up the MC5 or Birdman. – RPM ONLINE HERE

Nice review of THE BOBBY LEES “Skin Suit” via UNCUT MAGAZINE

Fronted by Sam Quartin, whose vocal charisma channels some of the preposterous intensity of the Alan Vega/Cave/Cramps lineage, the band’s second album is an explosion of intensity of high-concept, low-budget rock’n’roll. – UNCUT

9/10 review of DATURA4 “West Coast Highway Cosmic” via MAXIMUM VOLUME MUSIC

Everything about Datura4 screams “throwback”. The album covers they have, the sound, but there’s something else too. Their work ethic.
It always strikes me when you read those histories of rock n roll and so forth, an album a year was normal, a couple in a year wasn’t unheard of either.
Datura4 are bringing it back. “West Coast Highway Cosmic” Is the fourth album from the Western Australian mob in five years, and if broadly speaking, it comes from the same place, there are some subtle differences this time around. – MAXIMUM VOLUME

DIRTY STREETS premiere “Walk A Mile In My Shoes” – new album “Rough and Tumble” out 7/31!

LISTEN TO “WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES” VIA PERFORMER MAGAZINE HERE

Great review of JESPER LINDELL “Everyday Dreams” via TRACKS (CH)

TRACKS MAGAZINE HERE

DATURA4 “West Coast Highway Cosmic” out now!

DATURA4 “West Coast Highway Cosmic” out now on VINYL / CD DIGIPAK w/ bonus track / DIGITAL.

★★★★ 4 star review of DATURA4 “West Coast Highway Cosmic” via ALL MUSIC

The set’s biggest surprise is its final cut, “Evil People, Pt. 1.” Though under six minutes it feels like a jam track with serpentine organ, throbbing bass, and martial tom-toms overlaid with distorted guitars in a three-chord vamp that creates a hypnotic, head-wagging pulse as Mariani sings with malevolence at the heart of the mix. His six-string duels with Patient‘s Hammond B-3 for dominance as the music melts together in a punishing swirl that brings West Coast Highway Cosmic to an overloaded boil of blasted psych blues. This aptly titled set is perfect for driving fast on long, lonely stretches of highway with the windows down and the wide-open night for company. – Thom Jurek / ALL MUSIC HERE

The BOBBY LEES interview with UNRATED MAGAZINE

UNRATED MAGAZINE HERE

★★★ ½ 3 and half star review of DATURA4 “West Coast Highway Cosmic” via AMERICAN SONGWRITER

The “West Coast Highway” in the album’s title refers to the geographical section of Australia (where the album was recorded), not California. Still, there’s no denying the “cosmic” psychedelic threads running through everything. There are no weighty concepts at work, but lots of heavy playing on a batch of songs that go down easy. Datura4 should pump up the volume at any party whose participants are either over 60 or just love the music of the era known for black lights, skin tight trousers, beards and waist long hair.

Push play and let it rip. – AMERICAN SONGWRITER HERE

Great review of DATURA4 “West Coast Highway Cosmic” via RUTA 66 (ES)

Nice review of DATURA4 “West Coast Highway Cosmic” via RPM ONLINE