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things are quite retro. I don't even want to use the overused word with the 7 in it; I don't think it fits very well. It's more earthy rock with a good dose of blues feeling. Which, of course, reminds one of the aforementioned drawer.
The rhythm guitar is mostly little to not distorted at all. An extremely pleasing slide guitar work, hats off! Bass, drums, and guitar form a stable rhythmic unit that gives the whole thing the necessary drive. On this basis, the scratchy vocals of the singer and numerous tasteful guitar solos can unfold ideally.
Memories of Grand Funk Railroad come to mind: Mean Mistreater, etc. It's fun to listen to the record as the Dutch musicians consistently perform at a high level. If the Honkies manage to develop their songwriting qualities, we will hear much more from them, and I will give them more than 6 points.
Namo Narayan, and with that, I conclude my weather report from India.
Band: The Bloody Honkies
Album: The Gospel of...
Format: CD
Label: U Music in D: Cargo Records
Duration: approx. 50 minutes
Released: 11.2007
Tracklist:
1. Heretic
2. I Don't Care About Your Man
3. Red Habit
4. Love Just Ain't Enough
5. What I Got
6. Summertime
7. Killed By the Substitute
8. Blood (Book of Love)
9. Messin' Round
10. Feeling of Something New
11. Your Skidmark on My Mind!?
12. All Your Lovin'
13. Feel My Hand
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