The Ravens - Theres No Use Pretending Wagon Wheels

Review by Bruce Eisermann

Ravens' album, "There's No Use Pretending Wagon Wheels," is a delightful mix of folk, country, and rock. The band's unique sound is evident from the opening track, "Wagon Wheels," which features haunting vocals and harmonies. The album's title track showcases the band's storytelling abilities with its poignant lyrics and gentle instrumentation.

Throughout the album, Ravens' musicianship shines through with dynamic guitar riffs, melodic banjo lines, and tasteful percussion. The upbeat "Whiskey and Wine" is a standout track that will have listeners tapping their toes and humming along.

Summary by Bruce Eisermann

The album closes with "Goodbye Song," a tender ballad that showcases the band's emotive vocals and heartfelt lyrics. "There's No Use Pretending Wagon Wheels" is a must-listen for fans of Americana and folk music. Ravens have created a beautifully crafted album that is both authentic and timeless.