Make Me Wanna Die: Great song, and great intro to the band. It really encompasses their overall sound with big guitars and a bigger voice. It’s going to be a recurring comment I make with this band but you can hear the classic rock n roll influence all over their music. My one problem with this song is that they give the guitarist too many backing vocals and his Angus Young/Jack Black sounding voice is cheesy as hell. 

Heaven Knows: A slightly more radio friendly hit. Good song, catchy chorus, features a little more of the bluesy side of classic rock n roll. Sure it’s good. I think they have better material but it’s fine. 

Where are you Christmas?: So I know when we made this group that the first three songs were supposed to be their most popular. That doesn’t mean just take the first 3 songs off their Spotify lol. I’m assuming this was listed higher than it’s supposed to because we’re moving towards the Christmas season. Either way… it’s funny hearing Cindy Lou Who start off the song before it rips into a relatively fun Christmas rock song. I actually like it a lot. 

Death by Rock N Roll: Another strong rock song from the band. I like it better than Heaven Knows but not as much as Make Me Wanna Die. It might be because I spent my childhood listening to bands that put out the same song over and over again (looking at you Breaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace), but this song kind of just comes off as cheesy. I feel like I’ve heard it a thousand times already and it’s just a tribute song to biker bar anthems across the world. Not a bad song by any means, I’ve just heard it before. That being said. This band does live and breathe Sex, Drugs, & Rock N Roll, so fair game, they practice what they preach. 

Take Me Down: See above comments about how their music sounds the same. Slightly more blues and gospel. I hear influences of more classic acts like The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Soundgarden, as well as our modern divorced dad rock: Shinedown, Pop Evil, Dorothy, Volbeat, etc. Under the Water: Best song so far, I like them so much more when they slow down their music a little. Still full of strong vocals and guitars and any songs that add strings are a bonus for me. 

25: Sure. 

Back to the River: I honestly thought this was a cover song until I looked it up. I couldn’t quite place my finger on where I had heard it before, but I was positive that someone else wrote this song. I thought it could’ve been the Eagles or Lynard Skynard, mom and dad mentioned that she sounds like Sheryl Crow at times and I could’ve easily seen her being the original author. However, this is an original track and one of their best if not the best on this list. Featuring Warren Haynes of the Allman Brothers it makes a lot of sense why this song has familiar southern rock roots. Solid ending to the list. 

Overall, I give them a 6.5/10. I like them and would go see them live. There's just times they come off a bit too generic rock n roll for my taste.