Blue Star Highway, Watching The Fight - 53m 18s

Tracks & Durations

1. Somebody's Hero	3:01
2. Fall	4:37
3. Trigger	4:14
4. Not in the State	4:59
5. Just Like You	4:33
6. Stand	4:42
7. Losing Streak	4:42
8. Now U Know	5:23
9. In Waiting	6:44
10. Relate	5:15
11. Face First	5:00

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Review

It's jolting. Listening to "Watching The Fight", the new record by Torque recording artist Blue Star Highway, front to back; the experience is otherwise hard to describe. One has to think hard for comparisons, yet it's a familiar sound. It's just not one heard much these days. Initially, one considers the likeness to Foo Fighters, but lead singer Jesse Worstell is a more varied, dynamic vocalist; maybe more along the lines of Rain Maida from Our Lady Peace. The twin guitar assault is melodic, quite similar to that of Pearl Jam. The sound from Worstell and lead guitarist Jon Crandall is bigger, though; heavier. Yet, all this is almost overshadowed by the rhythm section, the devastating weight delivered by drummer Jason Shrontz and bassist Joe Rife. Shrontz' sytle is reminescent of legendary Who drummer Keith Moon, but Rife's rock solid approach makes the sound seems to move faster, and hit harder. All delivered in a style that would make each Ramone proud.

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