Sercher
Untitled release
Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt
Guitars, guitars, and more guitars! These guys slam out a pretty cool crunch. With the bass taking center stage often, the bands lays down some funky grooves with melodic vocal lines all over them. Totally upfront lyrics about God, man, his condition and his responsibility to God. Some of the guitar tones at times, like the song "People of America," sound kinda cheesy. When the guitars bite is when they sound the best, which is about 90% of the time. The funky and groovy influences are there (Precious Death), but overall the sound is not quite yet ready for prime time, but pretty tasty. For ordering info, write: Craig Wallace, 705 Brown Rd, Brighton IL 62012
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