The Rock'n'Roll We Need With Runaway Emotions

Sons of Silver's debut album, Runaway Emotions, is a compelling fusion of classic rock sensibilities with a modern twist. The Los Angeles-based band comprises vocalist and guitarist Pete Argyropoulos, drummer Marc Slutsky, keyboardist and engineer Brina Kabler, guitarist Kevin Haaland, and bassist Adam Kury.

The album opens with "Tell Me This," a track that immediately grabs attention with its energetic blend of bluesy rock and gritty riffs. This sets the tone for the record, showcasing the band's ability to craft infectious melodies.

"Just Getting Started" follows, exuding positivity and strength, while "Giving It Back" introduces a sultry feel with its low crooning vocals and thrilling riffs, reminiscent of Peter Murphy's style.

"Running Out of Words" stands out with its emotional depth. It embraces the struggles of hard workers trying to live their best lives. The track's simplicity in melody allows the heartfelt lyrics to shine through.

"Baby Hang On" delivers a gymnasium bop with groovy riffs and a bluesy swing style that compels listeners to move. The infectious beat underscores the album's title theme, touching on runaway emotions.
The album turns darker with "Ghosts," a song about confronting inner demons. Its moving kaleidoscope of sounds and morbid lyrics create a woeful energy that resonates deeply.

Tracks like "Nobody Minds" and "Warning Signs" showcase the band's versatility, blending grunge metal tones with subtle synths and delivering punk-infused energy. "Hold Tight" offers a hopeful outlook, encouraging listeners to speak their minds despite external criticisms.

The album concludes with "Friends," a ballad emphasizing the importance of personal connections amidst chaos. The piano-led track provides a poignant and fitting end to the emotional journey.

Runaway Emotions is a well-crafted album that bridges traditional blues and swing with modern rock elements. Polished and soulful, Sons of Silver's debut offers lyrical vulnerability and a fresh take on the rock genre, making it a standout release for the new year.

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