The Boiled Buzzards - Salt Grease

Review by Anthony Ruggieri

The album Salt Grease by Boiled Buzzards is a refreshing take on the classic rock sound. The band has managed to capture the essence of the genre while infusing their own unique style into the mix. The album is a collection of ten tracks, each with its own individual charm.

The opening track, "Midnight Rider," sets the tone for the album with its bluesy guitar riffs and catchy chorus. "Long Road Home" and "Heart of Stone" showcase the band's ability to write memorable hooks and melodies. The title track, "Salt Grease," is a standout with its driving rhythm and gritty vocals.

One of the strengths of the album is the variety of styles and moods. "Lonesome Road" is a slower, more introspective track, while "Devil's Playground" is a high-energy rocker. The album closes with "Ain't No Sunshine," a cover of the classic Bill Withers song, which the band puts their own spin on.

Summary by Anthony Ruggieri

Salt Grease is a solid effort from Boiled Buzzards. The band has a clear vision of their sound and executes it well. Fans of classic rock will find plenty to enjoy here, and newcomers to the genre will find a great introduction to its timeless appeal.