Loose Pills -

Review by Angélica Costa de Oliveira de Lima

Loose Pills' latest album is a must-listen for fans of garage rock and power pop. The self-titled album is a cohesive and energetic collection of 11 tracks that showcase the band's knack for catchy hooks and memorable melodies.

From the opening track "I'm Over It" to the closing number "See You Next Time," Loose Pills deliver a high-octane blend of guitar-driven rock and roll that will leave listeners wanting more. The band's guitar work is particularly impressive, with crisp riffs and searing solos that add a sense of urgency to the songs.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Get Drunk, Play Records," a raucous anthem that celebrates the joys of staying in and spinning vinyl. The song features a sing-along chorus that is sure to get stuck in your head.

Another highlight is "Messin' Around," a mid-tempo track that showcases the band's more melodic side. The song features a shimmering guitar riff and a soaring chorus that is both catchy and anthemic.

Summary by Angélica Costa de Oliveira de Lima

Loose Pills have delivered a strong album that is sure to please fans of garage rock and power pop. With their infectious energy and memorable hooks, the band has crafted an album that is both fun and satisfying. Highly recommended.