This San Francisco-based band roars with a ferocious punk 'n' roll sound that comes courtesy of a two-guitar attack from axe men Filthy and Eroc who play fret-singeing riffs and solos throughout. On songs like "Deadman (2014)" though the band tones down the punk in favor of a cool mash-up of AC/DC-like blues rock and Motley Crue-style sleaze. Shades of the late great Willy DeVille creep into Guy Thunderbird's vocals on "Heart on the Floor (Original)," a bit of 1950's-style R&B-flavored pop that surprisingly fits in nicely with the louder selections on the record. It's back to rockin' for the Kiss-meets-Social Distortion "Big Sky Fire" and the stoner stomp of "Vallejo;" the reprise (alternate version) of "Heart on the Floor" buzzes pretty good too as it forgoes the '50s bent of the original for a full-on in-your-face blast of punk. And you might think that a tune called "Filthy's Lullaby" would put you to sleep but no no; the song finds Flexx Bronco showing off a bit more rowdy Kiss love. The band is rounded out with drummer Thor Bigsby and the foursome have made a record here that's made to hold up for repeat listens and definitely meant to be played loud. Includes download card.