Rick probably has a better answer, but I'd say they are a mix of blues and rock. The CD I had was pretty good. I'll have to pick up the other selections, especially if they are better according to Rick.

Sean glad you like the CD, you should enjoy their other stuff at least equally as well.

Murph just as Sean said above they are a blend of blues and rock, but not too bluesy. Amazon.com has samples of their music whenever you click one of their albums .... Amazon

Yesterday I also listened to "Folk Singer" by Muddy Waters. What an incredibly intimate recording. Loved it. First album I've tried by Muddy. I'll be gettin' mo' methinks.

Speaking of intimate recordings and while we're on the blues train I'll go ahead and suggest Buddy Guy's acoustic album "Blues Singer" to you Sean. I've always enjoyed this album and consider it to be worthy of showing off the system .... especially track 3, 'Lucy Mae Blues'.

Amazon/Buddy Guy

Rick, you the man ! I'll second "Blues Singer".

Thanks, Rick! I'll check it out.

I've got a hockey game in about 90 minutes, so I have Moby's new CD 'Last Night' winding me up!

Blues Singer was another great public library find for me. What an awesome try before you buy system. Next I'm going to explore a bunch of world, (African, Central American) music that I always seemed to have enjoyed when I hear it but have never been brave enough to buy as I never remember the artist names.

Tonight it's: Predator. The 20th anniversary edition Import CD Movie soundtrack. ( Score by Alan Silvestri ).

VAST, self titled. Followed by The Doors Box Set, Disk 4 and a few bottles of Samuel Adams.