Killerball - St Epone

Review by Michael James of the rochester family

Killerball's latest album, St Epone, is a thrilling ride through the world of alternative rock. The band's signature sound, which blends heavy guitars with catchy melodies, is on full display here, making for an album that is both hard-hitting and infectious.

From the opening track, "Infectious," to the closing number, "End of the Line," St Epone never lets up. The songs are well-crafted and showcase the band's versatility, with tracks like "Blackout" and "Bad Habit" showing a more melodic side, while "Blood on the Tracks" and "Wasteland" are full-on rockers.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Broken Dreams," which features a haunting piano intro before exploding into a powerful chorus. Another highlight is "Bury Me," which features some of the album's most memorable guitar riffs.

Summary by Michael James of the rochester family

St Epone is a strong album that showcases Killerball's talent and range. Fans of alternative rock will find plenty to love here, as will anyone who appreciates well-crafted, hard-hitting music.