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The second to last song, “ Find that Soul,” is the absolute crowning song on Guitar Gangsters and Cadillac Blood. While the first eleven songs provide more than enough quality content, it’s the final three songs that really bring it all home. On “ Still Counting,” VOLBEAT even play a reggage/dub intro that THE CLASH would’ve loved to have written and then proceed to split skulls with James Hetfield-sized riffs. Though there are still plenty of metal riffs that put Black Album-era METALLICA to shame, the album features the more rock ‘n roll and melodic side to the band. The band really separate themselves from the pack with their superior songwriting skills.

VOLBEAT better captures those intangible elements of soul and timelessness and the results are fantastic.

While their last one, Rock the Rebel/Metal the Devil was a quality, solid album, the new one is better. If you believe that any review contained on our site infringes upon your copyright, please email us.Denmark’s VOLBEAT continues to roll on Guitar Gangsters and Cadillac Blood with their unique combination of thrash, rockabilly, roots rock ‘n roll, country, and punk.

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