Trick Shooter Social Club‘s new EP, Wilderness Radio, is a thrilling work of alternative rock n’ roll music. Larry Liss and Steve Simoncic, the band’s guitar and vocal frontmen, respectively, bring a raw, gritty edge to their music, while the band’s overall sound is an energetic celebration of roots, alternative country and blues.
The EP, released via The Animal Farm label, opens with “Girl Vs. Monster,” a track that immediately grabs the listener’s attention with its crunchy, driving guitar riffs and pounding drums. The vocals are rough and powerful, giving the song an intense, raw energy. “Say Anything” slows things down a bit, with a more melodic and reflective sound that highlights the band’s lyrical depth and musical versatility via a delightful country-style jam.
“Run All Night” is a standout track, with a catchy hook and an infectious energy that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along. The band’s use of grooving blues guitar riffs is especially effective here, adding depth and richness to the song’s sound. The EP closes with “Bury Me In Light,” a haunting ballad that showcases the singers’ vocal range and the band’s ability to craft a compelling, emotionally charged song.
Throughout Wilderness Radio, Trick Shooter Social Club demonstrate their ability to write great songs and deliver them with passion and energy. The EP’s sound is authentic and real, adding to its appeal by giving the music a sense of in-the-moment immediacy. The band’s influences are clear, with classic rock n’ roll music shimmering through their sonic offering, but Trick Shooter Social Club are clearly their own entity, with a sound and style that is uniquely their own.
The EP’s title, Wilderness Radio, is fitting, as the songs here evoke a sense of being out in the wilderness, with nothing but the open road ahead. It’s music for road trips, for long nights at bars, and for those moments when you just need to crank up the volume and let go.
Overall, Trick Shooter Social Club’s new EP is a must-listen for fans of modern rock n’ roll and blues music. With its catchy hooks, powerful vocals and assured guitar work, this EP is a testament to the enduring power of American rock music.
Listen to Wilderness Radio below
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