A divine and eclectic record, flaunting the superiority of tunes and bars over human brains, Trickshooter Social Club’s latest EP ‘Wilderness Radio’ is a harmonious synchrony of hazy alt-country garage-rock and American rock-n-roll blues. Trickshooter Social Club is an eight-member Chicago-based band, having started their musical journey together in 2019 and giving us some exquisite hits like ‘Honey I Believe’ and ‘perfectly Broken’. The band paints their sonic aura with the shades of hard rock, folk, and faint strokes of pop and singer-songwriter blended with blues.
“With one hand holding a drink and another one in the air, you won’t be able to resist the tracks of Wilderness Radio.”
‘Girl Vs. Monster’ & ‘Run All Night’ are two wholly hard rock tracks that acquire their power from the rage-filled vocals and dominance of drums with a blurry brim. This original EP unleashes a feel of vexation and vulnerability we experience in midst of the night taking a walk all by yourself after killing it in a bar.
The mesh of this EP is weaved very profoundly with the threads of contempt and liveliness. ‘Say Anything’ views about the phases of life we live pretending we have no care in the world, taking pills to hush the voices in our head and going about wherever the wind takes us, hopefully to a realm far, far away. The smallest of elements in the tracks highlight the quality of Trickshooter Social Club’s wine-like music.
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