Soledad Brothers - Human Race Blues

Review by Zandiv Abonado

The Soledad Brothers' album, Human Race Blues, is a gritty, bluesy collection of tracks that showcases the band's raw talent and passion. The album features a mix of original tunes and covers, all delivered with the kind of energy and intensity that has made the band a favorite among fans of garage rock and blues.

From the opening track, "The Weight of the World," to the closing number, "Sugar and Spice," the Soledad Brothers deliver a powerful and authentic sound that is both timeless and contemporary. With its driving rhythms, scorching guitar riffs, and soulful vocals, Human Race Blues is a must-have for anyone who loves the blues or rock music in general.

One of the standout tracks on the album is the haunting "Cage That Tiger," which features a hypnotic guitar riff and lyrics that speak to the struggles of living in a world that can be cruel and unforgiving. Another standout is the band's cover of the classic blues tune, "Shake 'Em On Down," which showcases the Soledad Brothers' ability to take a traditional song and make it their own.

Summary by Zandiv Abonado

Human Race Blues is a powerful and engaging album that is sure to please fans of the Soledad Brothers' unique brand of blues rock. With its raw energy and authentic sound, this album is a must-have for anyone who loves great music.