TK Webb's sophomore full-length LP, Phantom Parade is the kind album you imagine yourself listening to while driving your beat up old pickup truck down a bumpy, dusty old road on a rainy day. There's enough country influence to throw on a cowboy hat and take a handle of whisky with you if you please. There's plenty of blues in the mix to have a legitimate reason to do this, and there's certainly enough rock to have an attitude about it.   Full text...

An almost instant classic; versed in the American musical tradition with perfectly structured songs littered with imagery woven out of everyday experience.  Full text...

Making blues rock sound this fresh is not easy, and Webb & Co. deserve kudos for this rough-and-tumble gem.  Full text...

Phantom Parade is packed with dirty, electric blues songs, but still manages to feel intimate and soft, like Webb and his band are sprawled out on your back porch, drinking warm beer: These songs are friendly, and you'll want to take them with you.  Full text...

Phantom Parade ain't exactly groundbreaking, but it channels old-school sources with more brains than nostalgia.  Full text...