Folk and Punk

The boys are back: I!
The DM bawl, tubes and blare again fully drauflos.
The first track is program: Starting with a drinking-fated singing opens the song in a punk-bagpipe geschwängertes singalong song.
The Prisoner Song "starts Irish-folk before then insert the punk guitars and turn it into a real thunderstorm.
Rose Tattoo "resembles this pattern: mandolin sounds and Shanty singing before then the guitars, albeit more subtly, using the song remains folky..
Burn "but then begins with drums and equal thresh the guitars pure: DM as usual, simple melody, driving rhythm, sing-along chorus.
And so you continue: times folky, sometimes rocky, but always catchy and with great sing-along factor.
Do not Tear Us Apart "begins almost Abba-moderate in the first few bars, then remembers but quickly the DM-virtues and is a real blast.
My Hero "rocks from the very beginning, one of the highlights of the disc. Intro Tip!
Out on the Town "and out of our head" are both powerful rock-punk-folk songs that well come in as a typical DM numbers.
End often he night "is also the end of the album: A slow, melancholic tracks, with a beery singalong chorus Just the ejector..
Conclusion: Nothing new from Boston, but technically clean work with great recognition value. Solid.