If the late 60s and 70s are the golden era of music, all we can say is that, with Blessed Is the Boogie, Datura4 is bringing it back, and then some. – AROUND THE SOUND HERE

If the late 60s and 70s are the golden era of music, all we can say is that, with Blessed Is the Boogie, Datura4 is bringing it back, and then some. – AROUND THE SOUND HERE

Lonesome Shack’s return is a welcome one. Desert Dreams comes packed with the same amount of grit and charm that made More Primitive so enjoyable. – THE FIRE NOTE

Left Lane Cruiser Issues Sizzling Electric Folk Number, “Two Dollar Elvis”. – POPMATTERS HERE

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A record that makes you feel everything rock n roll is supposed to make you feel. – MAXIMUM VOLUME MUSIC

This band reignites the rock-blues vibe that summons long-haired rock-rolling Lazarus back from the grave. – Bill Golembeski/SOUNDBLAB

With filthy, fuzzy guitar lines, frenetic drums and vocals scraped straight from the ashtray, it’s the sort of raw music the early country blues guys might have come up with if they’d coincided with the Stooges or the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. – CLASSIC ROCK/LOUDER

Fri. March 29 – The Basso
Fri. April 12 – Rodney’s Bait and Tackle
Sat. April 13 – Metro City support to Little Steven and The Disciples of Soul
Thurs. April 25 – Anzac Day Legacy Blues Concert
Sat. May 4 – Indian Ocean Hotel Bar Scarborough
Sat. May 11 – The Back Lot
Fri. May 31 – Mojos Bar – Album launch

Indiana’s Freddy J is the Midwest’s answer to Billy Gibbons: blues-soaked guitar, scruffy vocal, red beard and all. But Freddy is way fonder of the slide and he fills up his solo spot with a sample of that sweet-sounding stuff. – SOMETHING ELSE

It’s like the 1970s grew up, started shaving and finally got some action. Welcome to Riff City, kid. – I-94 BAR HERE
