Cool review of LEFT LANE CRUISER “Shake and Bake” via IN MY ROOM
Two parts excellent guitar, one part marijuana inspiration, 100% awesome. – IN MY ROOM
Two parts excellent guitar, one part marijuana inspiration, 100% awesome. – IN MY ROOM
Lots of distortion and raw vocals, Left Lane Cruiser’s brand of the Blues on Shake and Bakea child of a punk rock upbringing. The grittiness aligns Left Lane Cruiser with the Blues purveyors of the past while ignoring Classic Rockers whose Blues came via cleanliness and slick production. Shake and Bake is an album loaded with dirty […]
There’s an authenticity and a rawness to their sound that even the most expensive studio with the best equipment wouldn’t be able to recreate. Shake and Bake is the group’s tenth album, and has the potential to be one of their best! – INSIDE THE SETLIST
LLC are the dirtiest, most primal sounding, filthiest blues you ever heard. – MAXIMUM VOLUME MUSIC
The 10-track collection feels powerful for its lack of excess. – BLUES ROCK REVIEW
The band’s style, their passion, their hard-as-nails execution: these aren’t things you can fake. They are exactly what they say they are, and it shows. That’s rarer than you might expect. – The CHATTANOOGA PULSE
ROCKTIMES HERE
Freddy J IV describes “The Waltz” as “a tune about tracing the roots of our sound back through a hallucination of history and the struggles of life. It’s a reflection on how I found my sound and where it came from.” – GLIDE MAGAZINE HERE
Left Lane Cruiser Issues Sizzling Electric Folk Number, “Two Dollar Elvis”. – POPMATTERS HERE