There's the thick as mud tone of the guitar, the soulful yet somewhat hoarse vocals, solos galore, bass that knows when to keep the rhythm down and when to step up to the front, and the type of drumming that's straightforward enough to maintain a constant forward momentum but hardly bereft of any flash. The album builds as it progresses, with each new song offering something new. Here the three-piece offers stoner-friendly grooves, a classic southern vibe, an almost surprisingly melodic boogie, and two acoustic songs. It shows that the band's able to mix their sound up to almost perfect results. If you're a fan of loud rock, it's pretty much everything you could ever want.

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