Whiskey Daredevils

With tunes like 'No One believes in Zeus Much Anymore' and 'Bacon Martini', how can the Whiskey Daredevils miss?

[The] band maintains the demented evangelist delivery that Greg Miller is famous for...moving into the realm of hi-octane, tube-top shakin’ rock.

The band's sense of humor shows in its choice of album names.

It's no secret that Cowslingers were one of my all time fave bands of the 90s, then they sorta disappeared. Well, imagine my excitement when I received the Whiskey Daredevils' debut album, which not only features three Cowslingers, but a new and improved take on the rootsy rock'n'roll they already mastered with Cowslingers. You CAN improve on perfection! Which is why their record is my pick of 'best album of 2005'.

So long, Cowslingers and cowpunk. Hello, Whiskey Daredevils and garage-y rock 'n' roll.

The variety of their sounds - and they're good at all of 'em - suck you in like a nitro blower.

"No matter what we do," said Greg Miller, "speed and volume have always been our friends."

...the David Lee Roth of the roots revival, Greg Miller, on vocals.

5 Stars (out of 5)

...kicks as hard as we would expect from Cleveland's real Hall of Famers.

This CD is, simply put, a real winner.

4 Stars (out of 5)

Good shit from Ohio's greatest country-punk band

5 Stars (out of 5)

13x7x3/10!

4 Stars (out of 5)