Tijuana Hercules - When The Moon Comes Up Wild

Review by Stephen Bunn

When The Moon Comes Up Wild is an album that showcases the unique and eclectic style of Tijuana Hercules. The album is a blend of different genres such as blues, rock, and folk that come together to create a sound that is both fresh and familiar.

The album kicks off with the track "Down and Out in the City of Saints," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features gritty vocals and a bluesy guitar riff that is sure to get listeners hooked. Other standout tracks on the album include "The Devil's Ball," which features a catchy chorus and a driving rhythm section, and "Black Water," which incorporates elements of country and Americana into the mix.

Throughout the album, Tijuana Hercules showcases their musical prowess and ability to seamlessly blend different genres together. The lyrics are also a highlight of the album, touching on themes such as love, loss, and redemption.

Summary by Stephen Bunn

When The Moon Comes Up Wild is an album that is sure to satisfy fans of blues, rock, and folk alike. It is a testament to Tijuana Hercules' ability to create music that is both unique and accessible.