Dirtfoot - Bone Sessions

Review by Alexandre Tenório

Dirtfoot's album, Bone Sessions, is a wild and raucous ride through the world of southern-style rock and roll. With their unique blend of blues, funk, and country influences, Dirtfoot manages to create a sound that is both familiar and completely new.

The album opens with the infectious groove of "Cast My Plans," a song that sets the tone for the rest of the record. From there, Dirtfoot takes the listener on a journey through a variety of musical styles, from the slow-burning ballad "The Ballad of Edward Sullen" to the foot-stomping blues of "Gonna Getcha."

Throughout the album, the band's musicianship is on full display, with each member contributing to the overall sound in their own unique way. Whether it's the funky bass lines of "Wildflower" or the soaring guitar solos of "Broken," there is never a dull moment on Bone Sessions.

Summary by Alexandre Tenório

At times, the album can be a bit overwhelming, with its frenetic pace and explosive energy. However, this is precisely what makes it so much fun to listen to. For anyone in search of a good time, Bone Sessions is the perfect soundtrack.