Album Review, Few MinsREDEFINING RECORDSComment

Few Mins W/ The Real Savage Henry

Album Review, Few MinsREDEFINING RECORDSComment
Few Mins W/ The Real Savage Henry

Salvaje

IV’s favorite garage band has just established themselves as much more than that, with their debut, full-length album, Salvaje. No need to wait for the weekend to listen to Savage Henry music anymore, you can now stream their album on Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, and pretty much every music service known to man (except SoundCloud).

Salvaje is a self-portrait. It embodies everything we know and love about this band, including face-melting guitar solos and melodic riffs from John Pagliassotti, groovy bass lines and powerful vocals from Wilder Kehke, dancing keys, bass-playing and rhythm from Andrew Mac Innes, and warm, clean beats from drummer Will Hettel. All these guys are extremely good at their instruments and the amount of work they put into their craft shines on this album.

The music is jazzy, it has blues influence, and it’s even a tad psychedelic at times… but mainly it’s good old fashion rock n’ roll. This is music you can get up and move to. These jams have fueled a million IV moshpits. Pretty soon we may see this band fueling moshpits all over the place.

Check out our interview below to get the full scoop on this album and all things Savage Henry:

Redefining Records sits down for a few minutes with local, Isla Vista legends, Savage Henry. Check this interview out to get the scoop on their new album, Salvaje, and the behind the scenes details of how they made it happen. John, Andrew, Wilder and Will also tell their favorite stories and share their musical influences.

Our team is comprised of some semi-normal, occasionally funny people who love to listen to and talk about music. And like many of you, we constantly find ourselves hungry to discover new music.