This powerhouse jam band comes across as a canny combination of The Allman Brothers' greasy blue-eyed soul ans Widespread Panic's loose-limbed, modern-but decidedly organic rock. Axeman and singer Tyler Roe logged time on the New York jam scene centered around the Wetlands, and he handles the requisite gruff, plaintive vocals and melodic solos that this format requires. Throw in a hard-grooving rhythm section and you've got one of Savannah's most underrated bar bands - as their CD proves.
