But hello!!! If you like folk-punk and bands like THE POGUES, FLOGGING MOLLY, and DROPKICK MURPHYS, you can't miss THE TOSSERS from Chicago. And I like "The Emerald City" better than the current album from the hyped colleagues in Boston. Until now, I had never heard anything from the six-piece band from Chicago, but upon first listening to the album, I am immediately convinced by the beautiful melodies of the band, combined with a very expressive, slightly rough voice. The TOSSERS, which translates to "The Drunks" in German, invite you for a drink at the pub around the corner. Somehow, listening to this album instantly lifts your spirits, with songs for after-work whiskey, energetic, faster tracks for a party with good friends, or just a few slower ballads in between for some reflection. The traditional Irish folk instruments mandolin, fiddle, tin whistle, and banjo are used at the right moments, creating that typically Irish and varied sound with the TOSSERS. In contrast to the more rock-oriented DROPKICK MURPHYS, the TOSSERS lean more towards the traditional Irish sound. As I read, this is already the 8th studio album from the Chicagoans in their 20-year band history. I can truly recommend this album to any friend of this genre. Very beautiful music. The release date of the long player is March 5 on Victory Records.
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