As usual, I'm doing all of the heavy lifting on this one. Shut up and let me work.
Tony Cordisco writes the music and plays guitar and bass on this one, and the man can riff. When I opened my copy, at least 3 or 4 spare riffs dropped out of the case and ran across the floor, scaring the heck out of Guinny, who was watching a scary movie. Anyone know how to get stains out of a distressed wood floor?
Tyler Sherrill is the master of the keys, and really augments Tony's guitar melodies with his sick skills. He's no Keyboard Cat, but who is, right? He's pretty amazing, though.
Jordan Elcess completes the recording lineup for this release on the drums, and he's really good. The pace is kept quite ably, and he's very consistent. I approve heartily.