Evilsons - Petas City Rockers

Review by Rikin Patel

Evilsons’ latest album, Petas City Rockers, is a solid addition to their repertoire. The band stays true to their signature sound, which can best be described as a blend of punk and garage rock. The album kicks off with the energetic track “Petas City Rockers,” which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The lyrics are raw and gritty, reflecting the band’s rebellious spirit.

One standout track is “Broken Bottles,” which features a catchy chorus and a driving guitar riff. Another highlight is “No Regrets,” which slows things down a bit and showcases the band’s ability to write a heartfelt ballad. The album also features a cover of The Clash’s “Police and Thieves,” which stays true to the original while adding a bit of Evilsons’ own flavor.

Summary by Rikin Patel

Petas City Rockers is a strong album that will please fans of Evilsons’ previous work. The band’s energy and passion are evident throughout, and the album is sure to get listeners’ blood pumping. While it may not break any new ground, it’s a solid addition to the genre and a great listen for anyone who loves punk and garage rock.