DareDevil Squadron immediately hit listeners over their heads with a furious bit of heavy metal. Shredding guitars work well with a set of vocals that build off of the Ronnie James Dio / Dave Mustaine style. Guitar/drum breakdowns insert a bit of sludgy metal sound into Last Resort. The technical skill brought to Last Resort by the band is formidable, ensuring that fans will continue to find hidden treasures with each subsequent spin. DareDevil Squadron’s latest makes it over the four-minute mark with a chugging fury that keeps the momentum as high as it was when individuals initially played the song.
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