Matt Freeman's Devils Brigade - Devils Brigade

Review by Santos Ramón Guerra Faro

Devils Brigade, the self-titled debut album by Matt Freeman's band, is a captivating blend of punk rock, rockabilly, and psychobilly. With Freeman's signature bass playing and gritty vocals leading the charge, the album delivers a high-energy and hard-hitting experience from start to finish.

The album kicks off with the track "Imagination From The Other Side," which showcases Freeman's impressive bass skills and sets the tone for the rest of the album. Throughout the record, the band's tight musicianship and catchy hooks keep the listener engaged, with standout tracks including "Protest Song," "Bridge of Gold," and "My Own Man Now."

One of the standout aspects of Devils Brigade is the band's ability to effortlessly blend different genres into their sound. The rockabilly-inspired "Gentleman Of The Road" and the punk rock anthem "I'm Moving Through" are just two examples of the band's versatility and willingness to experiment.

Summary by Santos Ramón Guerra Faro

Devils Brigade is a strong debut album that showcases Freeman's talents as a musician and frontman. Fans of punk rock, rockabilly, and psychobilly will find much to enjoy here, and the album is sure to become a staple in any punk rock collection.