When electric guitars ruled the earth(tm), the world danced,drank and partied to axe-wielders like Hank B. Marvin, Duane Eddy, JeffBeck and Peter Green. Following in this tradition, Ben Rogers comes outblazing with his reverb-drenched, surrealist surf/gypsy/Tarantino rock solidguitar sound. There are 18 tracks on this album, seven of them originalsalong with terrific adaptations of Sleepwalk, Geronimo and Apache (think:Hank B. on acid). All tracks are guitar driven and played with passion,style and skill. Billy Pinnell writes in JB Mag that you don't need a vocalist “...when the music is driven by a guitar player as extraordinary as former Perth musician Ben Rogers” and “If you love guitar, buy this album.” “Sandy Feet is a delight while Medina Wedding Blues is haunting and raunchy at the same time. The highlight is a bewildering, inspired version of Django Reinhardt's Nuages which transports the song from the sidewalks of Paris into the electric stratosphere. Astonishing stuff.” [Nova West Magazine, Perth] “...the bio claims that the album echoes some of the best work of The Shadows, Ventures and Surfaris, which is quite a call, but a valid one. Their cover of Dick Dale’s Shake ‘n Stomp is feverishly hot and the opening track Kangaroux could run at the beginning of the next Tarantino movie. Be sure to listen to it with your dancing shoes on.” [AustralianGuitar Magazine] “…a majestic reading of the Shadows’ Geronimo…glimpses (and sometimes songs) of Django Reinhardt, Peter Green and J.J. Cale poke through Rogers' Strat...” and “A welcome addition to thecowabunga club.” [Vintage Guitar Magazine, USA]