DETROIT COBRAS - Life, Love and Leaving LP pop “Hands Across America” continues to

“Hands Across America” continues to showcase singer Hart Gledhill as one of the most distressing throats since Captain Beefheart while competing with guitar solos louder than Teengenerate

At times carefree and apparently footloose in the world

melancholic yet vitriolic

when the band reformed to play All Tomorrow’s Parties in Melbourne

At almost 50 minutes of music

DETROIT COBRAS - Life, Love and Leaving LP pop “Hands Across America” continues toThe best way to describe this album is that The Detroit Cobras took some very old songs, added a modern twist to them, stirred in some rock 'n roll, and made some timeless songs that all stand out from each other. There is no weak moment; there is no particularly strong moment except for one: the finale, Shout Bama Lama. This Otis Redding cover is like an enjoyable jam, bluesy in all prospects and rocks the album to a suitable ending, being the