David Kenneth Nance - Lets Argue

Review by Atul Sabnis

David Kenneth Nance's album "Let's Argue" is a raw and unfiltered collection of songs that showcase his unique and experimental sound. The album is a mix of garage rock, punk, and psychedelic influences, with Nance's distinctive vocals adding a touch of attitude and edge to the tracks.

From the opening track "Poison" to the closing track "Hateful," Nance takes listeners on a wild ride through his musical landscape. The songs are filled with distorted guitars, heavy drums, and catchy hooks, making them perfect for headbanging and moshing.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "In Her Kingdom," which features a hypnotic guitar riff and Nance's haunting vocals. The song builds to a chaotic climax, leaving listeners wanting more.

Summary by Atul Sabnis

"Let's Argue" is an impressive album that showcases David Kenneth Nance's talent as a songwriter and musician. The album is not for the faint of heart, but for those who are looking for something different and exciting, this is definitely an album worth checking out.