Graff Royce - Women Alcohol Rock Roll

Review by Nancy Stroud

Graff Royce's Women Alcohol Rock Roll is a thrilling album that showcases the band's raw energy and impressive musicianship. From the opening track, "Wild Heart," to the final notes of "Whiskey and Wine," the album is a non-stop rock and roll party.

The band's frontwoman, Royce, delivers powerful vocals that perfectly capture the album's rebellious spirit. Her lyrics are bold and unapologetic, celebrating the joys and pitfalls of living life on the edge. The rest of the band is equally talented, with tight rhythms and blistering guitar solos that will leave listeners wanting more.

Summary by Nancy Stroud

The album's standout tracks include "Bad Reputation," which features a catchy chorus and a driving beat, and "Blackout," a hard-hitting rock anthem that will have listeners singing along in no time. Women Alcohol Rock Roll is a must-have for fans of classic rock and anyone who loves music that makes them feel alive.