Interview: Can You Describe The Ruckus? The Sworn Enemy of Bad Times.

MF Ruckus

About a week ago, my phone kicked out this really amazing song.

It was twangy, country fried, all that stuff. I kind of thought that wow, I really hope that I can review this album. 

It sounded really good, fresh, and I've not had anything like this in awhile.

Thankfully, it turned out that this album wasn't released yet and I was onto reviewing it.

However.

There wasn't anything else country on the whole album! MF Ruckus is definitely one of those bands that just plays however they feel at the moment. Looking deeper, they're strongly anti-subgenre and pigeonholing.

They just want to rock.

Album Review: "Thieves of Thunder" by MF Ruckus

Thieves of Thunder

The idea behind Glacially Musical is to spread the word of the music that I think's quality.

If I were to stick with a single genre of music, I might have a more dedicated fan base, because most people do not have the strangely eclectic taste in music that I do.

But I am who I am and this blog reflects that. 

Today's review, MF Ruckus, also has that kind of vibe. 

They're a self described Rock'n'Roll band because they don't want to fall down the rabbit holes of the subgenre and frankly I can't blame them. 

I've been turned down when I've branched out because that radio station didn't broadcast that kind of music, meaning metal. Variety is the spice of life and it's always nice to hear something that moves beyond the standard 4/4 time, 2/4 beat of rock....