Last Call

After roughly ten years of activity in which the band has produced three EPs and four LPs, Cable has decided to call it quits. But, they decided to leave us all with one last parting shot entitled Last Call. The new track, "Last Call" kicks the whole package off and running. The song sounds thick and heavy with a decent amount of noise and makes excellent use of dynamics and push their arranging abilities. It progresses at a steady and even pace. If this is indeed the last song that Cable writes together than it is a great way to go close.

Cable's last live performance begins with "I Love it When You Crawl," a dirge of thick sound from their Pigs Never Fly album that actually sounds like its moniker. The next one is "Sunday Driver" off of Gutter Queen, possibly the band's finest album. It's a noisy affair that sounds downright painful. There is a ton of negative feeling that absolutely emanates from this track. The band than hits with "Missoula," which is a loud boogie. It definitely has southern rock feel to it, but it still maintains that noisy sludgy edge. The crew seamlessly slips into "It's My Right to be an Asshole" which is followed by "Empty and Loaded" and finally closes with "Pigs Never Fly." The last track is beautifully ugly sounding. Overall the live portion of Last Call has an excellent production quality in addition to the band playing well. – ScenePointBlank.com