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Album Review: One Thousand Years - Get Your Rabbit's Foot And Run

Kane Sutton

"Their sound mightn’t be new, but what they do produce is damn good quality stuff."



This is a record that positively screams '70s blues-rock. Tracks take inspiration from Skynard's southern rock, like Voodoo, while others take on a heartier, fuller rock'n'roll sound, such as album opener Ready For Something. Demoness is a particular standout for its, well, demon-like growls and screeches that come into play roughly midway through the song as the instrumentals die down, while Rock & Roller's Delight showcases the band's ability to play more delicate tunes. Their sound mightn't be new, but what they do produce is damn good quality stuff.