Monster Magnet in some cases
and Danzig in others.
The album also includes the
blasting punk-rap of “Surf Dance
(Strip Beats),” the empowering
outlaw strut of “Blood Spitter,” the
bitter breakup of “Sweet Sorrow,”
and the fiery closer, “Spotlights,”
which sums up all the passion that
went into “Dark Country.”
As good as this album is, Little Vi-
cious are even better live and fea-
ture Tom Morrison on drumsand
Greg Black on bass. After they
rock Orlando’s Standard Music
Co. again on June 10, they’ll take
a bit of a break from the road be-
fore playing New York, Philly and
Asbury in late July and then the
Southeast in mid-August.
Do you love the Sounds of As-
bury Park, early Southside Johnny
& the Asbury Jukes, as well as such
Bruce Springsteen songs as “Kitty’s
Back,” “10th Avenue Freeze-Out”
and “Thundercrack”? Then you are
going to love Little Steven’s new
album, “Summer of Sorcery,” his
first collection of new material in
20 years. While the 12 tracks are
Listen to “Summer of Sorcery” by Little Steven & Disciples of Soul
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