Hey everyone! I am back with another review!
This time I took some time to listen to "Rabid Wreck" by Milwaukee's "Rabid Wreck". This album is a lot of fun, I chose a few songs to talk about and threw in some babbling because I like to talk. Check it out below!!

This album starts off with a killer little lead intro to the song "Cardiac Damage" after that the bass and drums come in full blast, and full speed too! These guys play it fast! You can really feel the raw emotion while Chy screams out "CARDIAC DAMAGE! NO I'M NOT ALRIGHT!

The album keeps on truckin (over the speed limit for sure!) It's reminiscent of early 1980's hardcore punk rock. Punk will never die as long as Rabid Wreck is putting out albums like this one.

Song number 3 on the album is self titled. "Rabid Wreck". In my opinion not only does it make a sweet band name, it also makes a rager of a track! This is straight forward. These dudes are working out for sure. I can't wait to get a chance to hear this one live. I have been seeing their videos on the web and wishing I could be there. It's short fast and to the point in a way that punches you in the jaw 3 times before ya even notice.

I have been following the musical journey of Chy Mess (Vocals and Guitar) for about 18 years now. I've listened to a lot of albums he has put out and seen him live countless times. This one hits differently. All those years of living on the road and life experience really come through in the best way possible. unfortunately I haven't gotten a chance to meet and get to know the other 2 members just yet. They throw down just as hard. James Hilton who absolutely shreds his basslines so quick and clean through this entire album and Russ Emmett who kills the drums. I actually wonder how many sticks and heads were broken during the recording of this album? This dude is beating those drums like they owe him money.

As I cruise through this very quickly, (no songs are over 2 minutes and 42 seconds) I find myself moshing in my seat.

This one was produced like any punk album should be. Its not super polished. Its clean but its still a little dirty. It's a certified banger. You can really focus on the bands original sound, what you will get live.

The final track is called "Desperation". It kicks off with a fast guitar riff followed by a couple sets of classic gang vocal style "Hey Hey! Hey!" chants. (crucial for a band with this rad style) It's 1 minute and 40 seconds. The vocals drop in fast and explosive leaving a blast of pure talent. This one is sure to get that audience moving.

I loved this entire thing, if you couldnt already tell. These dudes are gonna do big things. I am sure you will get a chance to see them in your area in the future. Follow them on their socials and click the button below to give em a listen. If you like what you hear, buy their music and merch. That is how we keep the good bands going.