Street Diver - Cheap Sounds

Review by Paul Frields

Street Diver's latest album, Cheap Sounds, is a raw and gritty collection of tracks that showcase the band's signature sound. With a mix of punk, garage rock, and grunge influences, the album is a nod to the band's roots while also pushing their sound in new directions.

The album's opener, "Broken Bones," sets the tone with its fuzzy guitars and driving rhythm section. Lead singer Sarah's vocals are raw and powerful, perfectly matching the intensity of the music. "Burning Bridges" is another standout track, with its catchy chorus and infectious guitar riff.

The band also showcases their softer side on tracks like "Lost and Found," which features a haunting acoustic guitar melody and Sarah's emotive vocals. The album's closer, "Goodbye," is a slow-burning ballad that builds to a cathartic climax.

Summary by Paul Frields

Cheap Sounds is a strong album that showcases Street Diver's versatility and talent. Fans of punk and garage rock will find plenty to love here, but the album's melodic hooks and emotional depth make it accessible to a wider audience.