The Highschool Hellcats - Last Train To Actionville

Review by Bri Hays

The Highschool Hellcats have released their latest album, Last Train To Actionville, and it's a wild ride from start to finish. The band's signature sound of punk rock mixed with rockabilly and garage rock is on full display, with catchy riffs and energetic vocals.

The album kicks off with the title track, a fast-paced anthem that sets the tone for the rest of the record. "Hot Rod Heart" is another standout, with its driving beat and lyrics about fast cars and reckless youth. "Bad News Baby" slows things down a bit, but still maintains the band's edge with its bluesy guitar solo and sultry vocals.

The Highschool Hellcats show their versatility with "Black Magic Woman," a cover of the classic Santana song. They put their own spin on it, adding a punk rock edge to the Latin-inspired rhythms. "Rockabilly Riot" is another standout, with its infectious chorus and twangy guitar riffs.

Summary by Bri Hays

Last Train To Actionville is a solid album that showcases the Highschool Hellcats' unique style and energy. Fans of punk rock and rockabilly will definitely want to give it a listen.