Seeing the BellRays live is a revelation of what rock music should be: an aggressive and soulful, guitar-driven music that you can feel in your guts. The BellRays have been channeling the true spirit of rock and soul since 1990, with this being their fourth bloody release. As you’d expect, this record brims with genuine passion, combining the best of a 60’s soul revue with the fury of the greatest garage rockers. Just imagine a young Tina Turner fronting the MC5 and you’re getting pretty close.

But make no mistake, frontwoman Lisa Kekaula is no mainstream soul singer. Though her warm, traditional R&B vocals are big, lush and beautiful, her ferocity is uncompromising. When her rock growl shakes the floor, pay close attention, because there are no alternatives. This is a band that preaches the continuation of the rock’n’roll tradition in all its purity, fury and power. The BellRays are on a self-declared mission to save rock music from itself, and they need a witness.

1. Remember
2. Street Corner
3. Sister Disaster
4. Fanfare
5. You’re Sorry Now
6. Mele Ipu Ekahi
7. Revolution Get Down
8. Used To Be
9. Find Someone To Believe In
10. You’re Sorry Now (slight Return)
11. Making Up For Lost Time
12. Some Confusion City
13. Poison Arrow
14. Black Is The Color
15. D-am
16. Stone Rain
17. Noise Epic
18. Rude Awakening
19. Voodoo Train
20. Startime
21. Mele Ipu Elua