Ain’t Never Movin’ On marks a new chapter for the band. It is their first album in almost a decade, and it is certainly well worth the wait. With ten new songs, it feels like a very mature album that bowls along very nicely indeed while still having a pleasantly reflective feel about it.
Having formed in Victoria. They cut their teeth in the bars across Canada with their particular brand of jangly guitar-driven, tougher americana and quickly got a reputation as ‘dive bar warriors’ with a crowd-pleasing blend of rockier songs and a number of slower ballads.
This collection of songs may be slightly more reflective and possibly less high-energy, but make no mistake: it rocks along very nicely indeed, especially on the numbers that…