What comes after the noise?

The Eagles liebäuglen again with the garage rock, in this variety a trademark from the environment of Dessert Sessions and prove zusehens a knack for songs with the handbrake on. Catchy guitars, 60s stylistic bonds and Jesse Hughes' subtly executed Schmachtstimme not disappoint: Here govern "Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll", although the album - as measured by its two predecessors - no longer so pressing on the tube!

And so rather important to note that go into their acoustic relaxation already towards a dry Americana ballad on songs like "Now I'm A Fool". "How Can A Man (...)" surprises with bluesy rock solos, whereas "I'm Your Torpedo" was made of hypnotic sounds ranging farewell whistle. Reliable rock again "Wannabe in LA" and "Secret Plan": always dynamic characters for the compressive force of the denim jeans whose lust can be held only by the coolness of an aviator in check.

Friends of the first albums to come so I think their money, although here a lot as described unusual way goes. But without the original parody of the Eagles fail to recognize, convert them often walking a fine line of self-copy and stick to their own trademarks. So whether again such a driven to the extreme music can be refilled, remains to be seen. I forgive four star and my "stoner rock with a wink But how long does the noise.?"