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Title: Rollin' With Tha Mutha
Artist:  Revolution Mother
Genre: Rock / Metal
Release Date: 7th July 2009
Label: Ferret



Album Review

A promise was made and promises aren't meant to be broken... Unless the seal is broken by the almighty sounds of music! Ripped and torn to pieces by the pure essence of punk rock influence with heavy metal impacted to hold it altogether. REVOLUTION MOTHER's follow up to their debut efforts that couldn't hold it together have returned with none other than ‘Rollin' with tha Mutha’, a series of 11-tracks of blistering hotness with killer guitar riffs and out-standing drum tactics you'll be head banging too all summer long. But that's not all you get a handful of lyrics to sing right along too through each and every song that plays through delivering a brand spanking summer of catchy upbeat anthems to boil you all over.

Mike Vallely, front man and vocalist for the band, brings the intensity with a towering bearded lightning bolt of raw intensity you won't want to resist. The band is rounded out by Jason Hampton (guitar), Brendan Murphy (drums) and Colin Buis (bass), showcasing that Orange County has some of the most notorious punk rock heavy metallers around. Vallely says "At the end of the day we're just a rock 'n' roll band. We have hardcore, punk and metal influences but really we're just playing overdriven blues." - SmartPunk.com, clearly capturing the fury and madness of their live presents all smashed up to expose nothing but ‘Rollin' with tha Mutha’ for fans of Turbonegro, Motorhead and Black Flag.


Tracklist

01. Rollin' with tha Mutha
02. MOFO
03. Killin' Machine
04. Born To Rock N Roll
05. The Snake
06. Night Ride
07. Ride the Sky
08. Hit List
09. Runaway Train
10. Time Machine
11. Crossroader


Line-up

Mike Vallely - Vocals
Jason Hampton - Guitar
Bredan Murphy - Drums
Colin Buis - Bass


Website

http://www.myspace.com/revolutionmother


Cover Picture




Rating

Music: 8
Sound: 8
Extras: -
Total: 8 / 10


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