I have reviewed two of Rhett Repko's previously releases. I felt that the second one was the stronger of those two. Well, this new one raises the bar even more. This is definitely the best I've heard from him yet. And, I think it has a song that's the best number ever from him. Repko's brand of music is modern with retro leanings and catchy hooks. It's also very effective.

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You could say that there is a punk rock leaning to this. I'd say that it's more about the 60s garage sound that largely influenced punk, though. This feels in a lot of ways like it could have come from that period of time. It's a hard-edged rocker with some killer retro stylings, particularly on the instrumental section that even sounds like it has some theremin in it. The keyboards really bring a lot of magic to the whole tune. Again, the hooks are quite effective. While I liked the opener quite a bit, this far surpasses it. In fact, this might be my favorite cut from Repko.