Girl Trouble - Work That Crowd

Review by Jen Burns

Girl Trouble's album Work That Crowd is a lively and energetic collection of songs that will have listeners tapping their feet and bobbing their heads. The band's signature sound, which blends elements of punk, garage rock, and rhythm and blues, is on full display here, and fans of the group will not be disappointed.

The album's opening track, "Bring on the Dancing Girls," sets the tone with its driving beat and catchy guitar riffs. From there, the band launches into a series of high-energy tracks, including "My Baby's Gone," "Don't Look Back," and "She No Rattle My Cage." Lead singer Kurt Kendall's vocals are raw and full of attitude, perfectly complementing the band's gritty sound.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Wreckin' Ball," a rollicking tune with a sing-along chorus that will have crowds shouting along. "The Skin" is another great track, with its infectious bassline and catchy guitar hooks.

Summary by Jen Burns

Work That Crowd is a solid album from Girl Trouble, showcasing the band's unique style and high-energy performances. Fans of garage rock and punk music will definitely want to give this one a listen.