Drunk-tank refugees I Can Lick Any Son of a Bitch in the House crash through a fistful of barroom stomps on their second album, Put Here to Bleed. Now fleshed out into a full band, Mike Damron's former one-man project lurches and occasionally stumbles along the path blazed by the Exile-era Stones and currently inhabited by a number of sweaty-toothed blues-rock revivalists. Although Damron's breathy drawl is passionate, it tends to be a little one-note and gets to be repetitive near the...   [ read more ]

CD $15.18

I Can Lick Any Son of a Bitch in the House is the brainchild of Mike Damron, a bluesy singer/songwriter who writes and performs everything himself. He owns an affected, forceful voice that has a gritty edge a la Taime Downe of Faster Pussycat (and no, that isn't an insult). Mixing slightly psychedelic production with a soulful sound, the songs here are an inspired combination of electric anthems and acoustic laments. Sometimes a bit too polished for his own good, Damron can be guilty o...   [ read more ]

CD $15.18

CD $15.18