Review by rizky ferdian putra

Easy Meat, the second album by Lafaro, is an impressive display of the band's raw energy and talent. The Northern Irish quartet has managed to create an album that is both heavy and melodic, with catchy hooks and powerful riffs that will linger in the listener's mind long after the album has ended.

From the opening track, "Tupenny Nudger," the band sets the tone for the rest of the album with a hard-hitting rhythm section and soaring guitar leads. The title track, "Easy Meat," is a standout, with a driving bassline and infectious chorus that will have fans singing along.

Throughout the album, the band showcases their versatility, seamlessly transitioning from the frenetic pace of "The Ballad of Burnt Dave" to the more atmospheric "The Yellow House." The album's closer, "Providence," is a slow-burning epic that builds to a cathartic climax.

Summary by rizky ferdian putra

Easy Meat is a triumph for Lafaro, showcasing their impressive musicianship and songwriting abilities. Fans of heavy rock and roll will find plenty to enjoy here, and newcomers to the band will undoubtedly be impressed by their dynamic sound.