The Freight are appropriately named. Charging in like a train from the past, they deliver to the future. Bringing the lost sound of 80s rock, this is a revival worth raving about. Their catchy music is inspired by entire decades of music. They were born with it, grew up listening to it, and give us an unadulterated version of it now. This is their latest single, See Ya.

While the riffage style might be from the classic vault by the legends, they bring the execution From Mountain to Deep Purple, you can hear the sounds sharper than a train horn. Identifiable and enviable in the ease with which they perform, you would wish to hear this live. The synths, like Jon Lord, pull you out from the moment and set you back in with purpose. The guitars bring the noise as much as they do the melody, and you’re swinging in no time. You might be a newbie to their sound, but don’t tell me you’re not an instant fan. The Boston based band clear the tracks with just their presence, and you can cash in on that.

This would fit any Quentin Tarantino action flick, but I’d like to see it in Kill Bill. Nobody, starring Bob Odenkirk, would also rock this scene for the bus fight, which I encourage you to check out. Bottom line, The Freight enjoy what they make and do, and it shows. Check out their tracks like Show Me & Overrated for a good dosage of demolition drive rock. In case you haven’t boarded the train yet, see ya.