Rock n Roll
Lock up your mothers! Still rocking out since the best decade in Australian Rock History, the 80s, Dirty Rats exhibit ballsy bass-driven melodies, power-packed riffs, and vocal talents that remain true to their beginnings.
https://overdrive-mag.com/2017/10/21/album-review-dirty-rats-rock-n-roll/
with the opener 'Not Alone' everything is clear, one inevitably thinks of early ROSE TATTOO. But AC / DC and THE ANGELS come in the course of the season several times in mind
http://powermetal.de/review/review-Dirty_Rats/Rock_N_Roll,34326.html
Do not make the mistake of lame comparisons with other Australian bands, apart from the obvious influences, this is Dirty Rats the hard rock legends, in all of their down and dirty glory.
https://blitz.fm/en/dirty-rats/
The band wanted to capture the feel of a live gig and they absolutely nail that with eight beer-soaked rocking tunes and a cover. No fluff, no messing around, this is an album that is Aussie Rock through and through.
https://gbhbl.com/album-review-dirty-rats-rock-n-roll-sliptrick-records/
The vocals are melodic (with a touch of roughness), the guitars unleash excellent and simple riffs (and good solos), and the bass guitar and drums create a solid and heavy rhythmic basis
http://www.metal-temple.com/site/catalogues/entry/reviews/cd_3/d_2/dirty-rats-rock-n.htm
Fronted by the powerhouse vocals of Wayne Rich, back up comes in the form of a classic guitar-bass-drums line up featuring grimy riffs by Chooka, low down four string from Jamie Beovich and rattling drums courtesy of Andy
http://www.rockandrolltraffic.com/music-reviews-newrecent-releases-may-2017/#rats