Steve Creep & The Wildcards – Rock sounds like they should be delivered !
NMR – These guys have a classic guitar rock sound delivered exactly the way it should be, solid groove, Overdrive, impressive vocal and melody, check it out !
As their debut single Wind Me Winds winds down from an impressive 95k streams on Spotify and over 10k views on YouTube, Steve Creep & The Wildcards are ready to expand their fan base with their next release, Bottles And Cans. The upcoming single promises more of what fans loved: simple yet effective hooks and crunchy guitars. The track touches on life’s many struggles, from financial pressures to relationship woes, making it a relatable anthem for today’s challenging times.
Produced by Tom Shemer of The Damn Truth and mastered by the band’s drummer Dave Traina, Bottles And Cans takes a raw, old-school approach to recording. The result? Loud, shuffle-grooving drums and biting guitar riffs that perfectly complement the song’s themes of hardship and frustration. The chorus features an infectious gang chant, elevating an already memorable melody, while a moody slide guitar solo adds an extra layer of depth.
This is a true rock song, written and recorded from the heart. The track’s gritty vibe is mirrored in its black-and-white music video, which captures the essence of its themes. Bottles And Cans is bound to strike a chord with anyone who appreciates music that’s real, raw, and relatable. Fans of Steve Creep can look forward to yet another powerful hit that speaks to the trials of everyday life.
The music is a culmination of 70’s classic rock with classic punk undertones. The music is mixed in with 90’s power pop hooks that melt the aggressive yet harmonizing guitar leads from Cheap Trick and Thin Lizzy with the arena rock hooks of Kiss to the occasional punk vibes of The Clash and Green Day.
The songs are catchy, to the point and packed with a punch. Tom Sheer’s vintage recording style along with The Damn Truth’s Dave Traina mastering, is a match made in heaven.
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