British rockabilly wrecking crew El Camino return with 10, their third album and a 14-track blast of hard-hitting, steam-hammer rockabilly. Driven by pounding drums, snarling guitar and the slap of double bass, the band deliver a raw, high-energy sound that takes vintage rock 'n' roll and gives it a hefty kick. With Stuart Rowland on lead vocals, David Yates on guitar, Glenn McCabe on double bass and Scott McCabe on drums, El Camino keep the music direct, loud and unapologetically rockin'.
“Ray's J” sets the pace before “Peg Leg Boogie” and “Volcano” bring more driving rhythms and guitar-led attitude. “Freddie's Luck” and “Yama Yama Pretty Mama” tap into the band's love of classic rockabilly, while “Decapitate The Establishment” adds a rebellious edge. Elsewhere, “High School Confidential” gives a nod to the roots of rock 'n' roll, “Double Denim” and “Honda C90” deliver more of the band's offbeat character, and “It's True, It's True, It's True” builds towards the closing track, “The Mole In A Hole”. The album is a muscular set from a band who know exactly how to make rockabilly hit hard, delivering 14 tracks of full-throttle energy without sacrificing the genre's vintage foundations.
Whether you've followed El Camino since their masked debut or are discovering them for the first time, this album brings together pounding rhythms, sharp guitar work and a distinctly British rockin' attitude. Turn it up and let El Camino take the wheel.
