Title: A band definitely worth discovering
Product review: "On My Home" kicks this one off with the balance raw force and lyrical sophistication that you learn to expect from Joe Hurley and Rogue's March. Each song carries with it an intriguing story, whether from a personal standpoint or just a general observation on the world at large, each one sitting in a musical setting that well serves the lyrics and the growling poetry of the singer. The forays into a more country sound on songs like the cover of "Detour" are occasionally jarring, but the eventually win over the listener with their authentic feel. While I didn't find this as stunning as their first CD, it definitely is a keeper.
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