A Man’s Man is Don’t Come Monday’s Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
From the opening notes of Don’t Come Monday’s “A Man’s Man,” it’s clear that this band is here to deliver a high-octane dose of classic rock and roll.
A Man’s Man is Don’t Come Monday’s Single Out Now
The song is infused with an infectious energy that will have you tapping your feet and nodding your head in no time.
The track draws clear inspiration from the legends of the past, with a bluesy swagger that recalls the likes of ZZ Top.
The guitars are heavy and riff-driven, the vocals are gritty and soulful, and the rhythm section is rock-solid, providing a foundation for the song’s infectious groove.
Don’t Come Monday’s songwriting chops are on full display in “A Man’s Man.” The lyrics are simple yet effective, capturing the essence of the classic rock and roll ethos.
The production is top-notch, with a clear and powerful sound that allows the band’s music to shine through. The guitar solo is particularly cool, showcasing the band’s musical talent.
Overall, “A Man’s Man” is a refreshing and invigorating take on classic rock and roll, I look forward to hearing more from them in the future.
A Man’s Man is Don’t Come Monday’s Single Out Now!
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Hailing from Ulverstone in North-West Tasmania, Don’t Come Monday have established themselves as a force to be reckoned with on the state’s thriving music scene.
The passion of the group is to write and perform original music fusing a wide range of styles including rock, blues, folk, funk, punk, reggae and country arrangements alike. All delivered in a distinctly Tasmanian fashion.
Formed in 2015 in Ulverstone, Tasmania. After playing together at numerous local jam sessions, we decided to get together in a more structured setting, with the goal of crafting original music drawn from the diverse influences of each member.
The Band:
Rob Rose – vocals
Fintan McCullough – guitars
Grant Hearps – bass
Rick Lovell – drums
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