Canning’s latest release, “Shortline”, is a perfect representation of their roots in garage and blues rock. With Ricky Canning on guitars and vocals, Tom Miller on drums, and Fritz Armstrong on bass and backing vocals, the band delivers a powerful performance that showcases their authenticity, diversity, and individuality.

The lyrics to the song are introspective, with a focus on self-discovery and acceptance. The opening lines, “Hide your will from your mind, find another corner deep inside,” set the tone for the rest of the track, which explores the idea of running from one’s problems and hiding from the truth. However, the chorus brings a sense of hope, with the repetition of “When your world turns inside out, you’re on that shortline, shortline,” suggesting that even when things seem to be falling apart, there is still a path forward.

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The instrumentation on “Shortline” is impressive, with a heavy emphasis on guitars and drums that create a gritty, raw sound. The blues influence is evident in the guitar riffs, which are catchy and memorable, while the drums provide a solid backbone to the track. Fritz Armstrong’s bass work is subtle but effective, adding depth to the sound and filling out the mix. The blues influence is evident in the guitar riffs, which are catchy and memorable. This type of sound could be an ideal match for a gritty crime thriller like “Breaking Bad” or a coming-of-age film like “Almost Famous.”

Overall, “Shortline” is a strong release from Canning that showcases the band’s ability to create music that is both meaningful and enjoyable. The lyrics are introspective and relatable, while the instrumentation is powerful and engaging. Fans of garage and blues rock will find a lot to love here, and newcomers to the genre will be impressed by the band’s talent and authenticity. Canning’s commitment to exploring their music and portraying a song in its rightful place is evident on this track, and it’s clear that they have a bright future ahead of them.