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raucous and in-your- face; it is also hooky, infectious and very easy to get into.
Now here is rock and roll as raw and real as it gets in these days when most music is cut and pasted together instead of being organically grown.
Dragonfly is the 2012 release of Andrew Appletree and the Neptune Riders, and it’s a good one, without doubt. Appletree’s gritty, whiskey-soaked vocals are reminiscent of George Thorogood and the Destroyers and the album itself is full of blues rock guitar chords andcatchy rhythms. Classic rock with a dash of folk, a pinch of punk, and some roots rock is how to best describe Dragonfly, but whatever you want to call it, there is no denying that it simply Rocks.