Recorded on 4/20/2023 with Chilli-Bob

Mastered by Jack Control

Review by Jason Ryan, long time review of Maximum Rock N’ Roll zine. You can find Jason @jasonryandraws

Thank you for the kind words Jason!

Gritty and thick, Lil Muddy return from the ramble with a three track sampler of stump-kickin’ grease-fueled blues punk rock n’ roll. DK delivers wallowing course raspy vocals that equally howl and growl with warmth. Melodic as well as morose but carelessly optimistic. Olson delivers an even almost D-beat kick and snare drive that hits like heavy rain on canvas. Merker grooves under it all like an autumn tundra. 1928 is addictive and soulful. It speaks to the heart and days past as you sit in these present times nodding along and feeling understood. Lil Muddy has an ugly sound you feel embraced by. A good twenty minutes of delicate and smooth weathering like the finest whisky and damnedest road trip you just felt destined to take. 1928 will rock you and roll with the punches like a good friend who just walked in. Motorblues as hell. I want a collection of these guys, but at the same time this understated release leaves me wanting more, in a good way, so I play it again. That’s what I did when I got it, and that’s what I’m doing to formulate that feeling into words.