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Heartless Bastards’ 2012 album Arrow is a wide-open blend of gritty rock & roll, bluesy swagger, and dusty Americana, anchored by Erika Wennerstrom’s huge, unmistakable voice. From the slow-burning build of “Marathon” to the driving hooks of “Parted Ways” and “The Arrow Killed the Beast,” the record moves effortlessly between fuzzed-out guitars, soulful grooves, and quieter moments of reflection. There’s a looseness to it that feels lived-in-raw enough to have teeth, but warm enough to keep pulling you back.
A road-trip record with some dirt under its nails: loud guitars, open highways, and just the right amount of heartache.
Heartless Bastards’ 2012 album Arrow is a wide-open blend of gritty rock & roll, bluesy swagger, and dusty Americana, anchored by Erika Wennerstrom’s huge, unmistakable voice. From the slow-burning build of “Marathon” to the driving hooks of “Parted Ways” and “The Arrow Killed the Beast,” the record moves effortlessly between fuzzed-out guitars, soulful grooves, and quieter moments of reflection. There’s a looseness to it that feels lived-in-raw enough to have teeth, but warm enough to keep pulling you back.
A road-trip record with some dirt under its nails: loud guitars, open highways, and just the right amount of heartache.