On Dragon Eye Girl, the Slammin’ Gladys are able to link together the funk-rock of acts like the Red Hot Chili Peppers with the post-grunge of Stone Temple Pilots and Jane’s Addiction. Bluesy guitar lines and charismatic vocals will have fans tapping their feet as the drums keep things perfectly on time. The production on Slammin’ Gladys’ latest is luxurious, allowing each note to sound perfect no matter whether an individual is strapping on their headphones or bumping the track on a home stereo. The bridge (around the 2:40 mark) allow for a fun derivation into a new, slower style before the band kicks back into high gear for the final 30 seconds.
Slammin’ Gladys “Dragon Eye Girl” / Domain /
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