From Canada, Marshall Lawrence brings us his fifth album, which comes back to the most energetic rock and blues that could remind those British and California bands of the seventies and early eighties After the release of his previous albums, Marshall was defined by specialized media as an acid Neo-Delta visionary and he was also compared with musicians like Woody Guthrie, Taj Mahal, Roy Bookbinder or Corey Harris However, this time his music combines progressive rock and some blues in the path of Rory Gallagher Lawrence Marshall builds his speech with an effective dramatic guitar work, perfectly backed by a well-oiled machinery, with the good work of an effective, strong powerful rhythm section, which perfectly know what they have to do to enhance every album song Both drummer Allan Beveridge and bass player Zach Daniel Robertson are gifted with a restrained but effective beat, while keyboard player Andrew Glover skilfully draws tasteful lines and beautiful arrangements along the ten Lawrence Marshall’s own compositions