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Steve Creep and the Wildcards Deliver a Rock Banger



A fresh single release from Steve Creep and the Wildcards delivers a classic and anthemic rock soundscape that comes through with a fists-in-the-air sing-along kind of vibe.


"Revolution Radio" is a complete banger and hits hard when it needs to but also feels pop-coated and driving with a hard rock but pop-rock kind of aesthetic.


One of the things I have to bring up first and foremost is the guitar work across this track. Not only is there tons of catchiness in the riffs, but there is also inventive overlaying and lead guitar stuff that comes in and out of the track and makes the whole thing come to life even more.


This is a vivacious and energetic single that is quickly infectious because it feels good to listen to, especially loud.


By the last chorus of the track, you'll be singing right alongside, and that's something I look for in a song like this.


It's got a sort of bopping rhythm to it, so you can jump around the living room as you sing along and just let loose because this is a track that really does feel great.


I absolutely adore the combination of color and edginess that this delivers right from the get-go, and you can tell everyone was having a great time doing it.


The song beckons elements of classic heavy rock from decades past but also brings a fresh approach that comes through with a youthful vibrancy.


I feel like this is the kind of track you could hear on the radio in the mid-90s on a major rock station.


There is just something about the aesthetic of it that hits me this way.


Because of this, I get little hints of nostalgia here and there.


The vocals are robust and a little animated. These are some of the elements along with that guitar work that bring the color to this track.


The energy across the record is particularly addicting. It feels almost as if these guys recorded the track live on the floor to an extent and everyone involved was just feeding off of each other's energies the entire time.


I wasn't there of course so I'm not sure if that's how it went down but, I can tell you that listening to this track makes you want to go see them live simply because if this kind of energy can be captured on record then seeing a live performance from the band would be awesome.


I love hearing a track from a band and immediately knowing that they're going to be great live. It's not something that happens often but I can tell with these guys straight away.


They're an arena-rock band to an extent. A band that lives for the performance which adds all that energy and drive to the recorded track so that you can really feel it.


You also get elements of punk rock with crew vocals in the background that add depth and layers to the song, and by the end of it, it's just packed with all kinds of harmonious layers that come through bright and Shining.


It's outstanding how much presence the band shows on this song alone.


After it's over, you find yourself humming that chorus in your head, and the only way to satiate that is to go and listen to it again. 


Upon listening to this track, I checked out some of the previous releases over the past few years, and there are some other singles out there that also showcase the band's presence as much as this one does.


Their energy and combination of rock genres seems to be a staple in their sound, and is something I love.


There's always killer guitar work on the songs, and you can tell that this is a band that does it purely for the love of their craft. When I say that, I don't just mean playing instruments or singing; I mean writing songs together.


Real Rock bangers to put out into the world so others can enjoy.


To me, Steve Creep and the Wildcards are bringing back a kind of rock vigor that I've missed, and hearing it now is so refreshing and makes me feel so good that I can't wait for the next release from the band.

If you are a fan of heavy rock that makes you want to sing and has heart, this is 100% for you.


Check this track out, and don't be afraid to turn it up loud.


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