I've been waiting for this new album to reach my ear drums for what seems like an age. Due to other commitments, I couldn't even listen in the days leading up to the release date (31st October)! But I've made up for it now, and this album is totally worth the wait!

The album kicks off with the title track, grabbing your ears with that 'Once Upon A Time In Mexico' neo-Western sound that ramps up into an all out assault on that part of our soul that rages against the evils we can see all around us: the greed, the bigotry, the corrupt elite that keep getting away with it, powers that be that want to keep the power for the few, and so many more instances that add to the litany of sins every single day! We are the storm, the silent majority that are starting to b…

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We're blessed with some amazing blues-rock artists at the moment, and I mean specifically here in the UK. Our excellent US blues rock cousins aside, we can quote the likes of Rebecca Downes, Chantel McGregor, King King, Xander & The Peace Pirates, Tom Killner, and many many more. And now we can add one more blues rock duo to the roll call.

Not that Doris Brendel and Lee Dunham are completely new of course! Doris has been making music for decades, and her partnership with Lee goes back a long way as well. But as a duo, they have mostly produced experimental, prog type albums that I am sad to say we here at RRO had not come across (don't worry, we're on it now!), but we've played songs from Doris here and there in the 15 years we've been around in one guise or other. Then a month or…