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 Distorted, mistreated, reduced to its bare bones, with a voice that is at times sepulchral and at other times annihilated by too much whiskey, cigarettes, and the dust of the Australian desert.

 If you’re in the mood for Rock & Roll (and I think you are), between one beer and another, well, maybe this is an album that could be right up your alley!

Sour Mash is the second album by Beasts of Bourbon, following their acclaimed debut. While considered inferior to The Axeman's Jazz, it retains a raw, blues-driven essence with sepulchral vocals and distorted sounds. The album explores a noisier, embittered path inspired by Australian desert life, making it a must-listen for rock and roll fans. Influences from notable rock acts are acknowledged but the band's unique style shines through. Dive into the raw and gritty blues rock of Beasts of Bourbon's Sour Mash—listen now and experience true Aussie rock spirit!