I had always thought of these guys as a punk band. That’s only so true, though. They definitely have an old school punk vibe a lot of the time. But, there is also some space rock and just a lot of good roots rock here. This is quite an entertaining set.

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This hard rocker really makes me think of Hawkwind quite a bit.

Although there is still some of that Hawkwind vibe here, this is more of a roots rock meets punk sound. The bass line is rubbery and there’s some great guitar soloing on the piece.

Take the sounds of the previous tunes and blend in some Clash and you’ll be in the neighborhood of this tune. It’s another energized and angry tune.

Hard rock merged with punk is the order of business here. This is a powerfully hard edged tune that just plain rocks.

Here’s one that’s more just straight ahead hard rock. Somehow there is a little bit of Roy Orbison in the mix here.

More pure punk, there’s still a bit of a space rock vibe to this in some ways. It’s got one of the catchiest vocal hooks of the whole disc.

Here one that’s more aggressive. The vocal hook on this tune is also quite catchy.

This number is very much like The Ramones.

The riff that opens this feels more like hardcore punk, but the track works out to something closer to the Clash as it continues.

More aggressive and high energy, this is another cool rocker.

Aggressive and raw, this is definitely pure punk rock.

Not as raw as the previous tune, this doesn’t sacrifice energy. I love the bass line on this and the vocal hooks are cool, too.

Somehow this makes me think of the Dead Kennedys just a little.

Blues rock, complete with harmonica, meets punk. This is another killer tune. It’s arguably the strongest thing here, really.