Dirtyboots - Dirtyboots Vol 1

Review by George Evans

Dirtyboots, the self-titled debut album by the band of the same name, is a gritty and raw collection of tracks that showcase the band's unique sound. Led by the powerful vocals of lead singer, Dirtyboots, the album is a mix of rock, blues, and punk influences that come together to create a sound that is both familiar and fresh.

The album opens with the hard-hitting track "Kickin' It Up," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band's energy is evident in every track, with standout songs like "Dirty Little Secret" and "Sweeter Than Honey" showcasing their ability to write catchy hooks and memorable choruses.

Dirtyboots' blues influences are on full display in tracks like "Broken Heart Blues," which features some impressive guitar work, and "Devil's Playground," which has a haunting quality to it. The band's punk influences can be heard in tracks like "Wildfire" and "Riot Grrrl," which are fast-paced and full of attitude.

Summary by George Evans

Dirtyboots' debut album is a strong introduction to the band and their sound. With powerful vocals, impressive musicianship, and a unique blend of influences, Dirtyboots is a band to watch in the future. Fans of rock, blues, and punk will all find something to love on this album.