Kilt - Kilt

Review by Stan Hardgraves

Kilt's self-titled debut album, Kilt, is a fresh and exciting addition to the world of indie rock. With their mix of punk, garage, and surf rock influences, Kilt delivers a high-energy and infectious sound that is sure to get listeners on their feet.

From the opening track, "Get Up," Kilt sets the tone for the album with a driving beat and catchy guitar riffs. The album's standout track, "Don't Let Me Down," features a memorable chorus and a guitar solo that will have listeners air-guitaring along.

Throughout the album, Kilt showcases their versatility with songs like "The Way You Move" and "Can't Be Tamed," which mix in elements of funk and soul. The album's closing track, "Goodnight," is a beautiful and haunting ballad that showcases the band's softer side.

Summary by Stan Hardgraves

Kilt's debut album is a strong and promising start for the band. With their infectious energy and diverse sound, Kilt is sure to make waves in the indie rock scene.