Sound And Fury
Sound And Fury
- Style
- Punkish Hard Rock
- Label
- Rebel Youth Records
- Year
- 2008
- Reviewed by
- Marty
The overall sound of Sound And Fury blends the power chord riffs of AC/DC with a vocal style of Jack White from the White Stripes with a little Offspring, Misfits and Motorhead thrown into the mix. The album opener School's Out is a prime example with it's older Motorhead style riffs and punkish, AC/DC influenced sound. The big gang style choruses are a big staple with this band. The Ramones influence comes through with Teenage Rampage, 18 and Runaway Love with others like Bad Touch, Supercharged, Night Of The Ghouls and High School Hotbox embracing more of the AC/DC riff styles. Let There Be Rock comes to mind with Supercharged with Night Of The Ghouls blending a Hells Bells like feel with the pace and lead solos of Night Prowler. Tracks like The Stranger and Hellhound offer up more straight ahead and less punk influenced hard rock.
Unlike most bands playing this sort of music, their songs have lots of soloing with lead guitarist Griffin offering up some very tasty leads, adding an added element of both energy and recklessness into the sound of Sound And Fury. The vocal style of Luke Metcalf is right out of the 70's era of British punk with lots of screaming, shouting and general carrying on. This music is meant to be fun and not to be taken seriously. Sound And Fury on the other hand, is very serious about the band, their sound and the people that they make music for.....those who sincerely live for the music and don't give a shit about anything else!!
Reviewed by Marty โ June 30, 2008