Review by Aldemir da Guia Schalcher Pereira

The album "The Beast In Me Race With The Devil" by Throw Rag is a wild ride through the world of punk rock and roll. From the opening track, "Hang Up," the band displays a frenetic energy and raw power that is sure to get listeners moving. The songs are full of catchy hooks and sing-along choruses, but also have a darker edge that keeps things interesting.

One standout track is "Race With The Devil," a cover of the classic 60s song that Throw Rag infuses with their own unique sound. The lead singer's gravelly voice adds a sense of danger and excitement to the lyrics, making it one of the album's highlights.

Another highlight is "Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down," a cover of the Merle Haggard classic. Throw Rag puts their own spin on the song, turning it into a raucous punk anthem that is sure to be a crowd-pleaser at live shows.

Summary by Aldemir da Guia Schalcher Pereira

"The Beast In Me Race With The Devil" is a solid album that showcases Throw Rag's talent for blending punk, rock, and country influences into their own unique sound. It's a must-listen for fans of high-energy rock and roll.