Hampshire, UK rockers Western Sand released a four-song, eponymous EP in 2013. Well-written and well-mixed, the EP is surprisingly polished for a debut. Songs have a nice, smooth idea flow. Tunes are mid-tempo, with chunky rock licks and a big backbeat; just the right amount of dirt for the grab they've got, tight & together. Two guitar tracks areHampshire, UK rockers Western Sand released a four-song, eponymous EP in 2013. Well-written and well-mixed, the EP is surprisingly polished for a debut. Songs have a nice, smooth idea flow. Tunes are mid-tempo, with chunky rock licks and a big backbeat; just the right amount of dirt for the grab they've got, tight & together. Two guitar tracks are heard: each one audible in it's own right, with it's own wide sonic spectrum. Thankfully, the vocal doesn't sound Auto-Tuned: it's very characteristic and well-planned. If you crave good, toothy rock & roll without any metal edge or weak spots, this is a great disc to pick up. These guys are going places! None of the four songs are 'amazing', but all are rock solid, pun intended. Agreeable and groove-laden, Western Sand is reminiscent of American classic rock. It's only rock and roll, and you'll like it! Track Listing: A Place I Call Home Take It Away Broken Bones Welcome to the Badlands Band Lineup: Tyler Hain – guitar/lead vocals Jimmy Bradshaw – guitar Findley Hotchkiss – bass guitar Nathan J. Kay – drums Links: Official Band Website Official Band Facebook Page
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