Washington Dead Cats Wet Furs - Taxman Moscow Boy

Review by Escorts Montreal

Washington Dead Cats Wet Furs have released their latest album, Taxman Moscow Boy, and it's a thrilling ride for fans of punk rock and rockabilly. The album features 12 tracks, each one showcasing the band's raw energy and tight musicianship.

From the opening track "Taxman Moscow Boy," the album grabs the listener's attention with its driving beat and catchy riffs. The band's signature sound is on full display, with singer Sam's gravelly vocals leading the charge. The songs are all original compositions, and the band's songwriting skills are impressive, with each track telling a story and capturing a mood.

Standout tracks include "Wildcat Boogie," a high-energy rockabilly romp with a killer guitar solo, and "Dead Man's Hand," a darker, more brooding track that showcases the band's versatility. "Big Black Cadillac" is another highlight, with its pounding drums and infectious chorus.

Summary by Escorts Montreal

Taxman Moscow Boy is a must-listen for fans of Washington Dead Cats Wet Furs and anyone who loves punk rock or rockabilly. The album is a testament to the band's talent and dedication, and it's sure to get your blood pumping and your feet moving.