Review: "ADJUSTER" Album by ADJUSTER
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ADJUSTER, a band based out of Alice Springs, Australia, brings a unique and eclectic sound to the genre of rock. The power-trio is made of three key players: Thomas Cox on guitar, Brodie Miller on bass, and Rob Ward on drums. The combo of these guys brings an eclectic pace to the sound of rock. Their debut album, self-titled album, features a total of 8 new tracks, all with vastly unique and intriguing song titles.
Though their songs do not have lyrics, ADJUSTER are experts at translating experiences into sounds. Their artistically titled songs definitely set the tone, with some of my personal favorites being “STEVE’S EGG” (Track 3), lead single, “WIPE IT UP WITH A TOWEL” (Track 5), and “GODORN IS A MORMON” (Track 7). Though hilariously intriguing, the band uses blends of smooth electric guitar, powerful, heavy drums, and deep melodic bass to explore some of these unique memories.
ADJUSTER’s sound overall represents living freely, living life to the fullest, and having a good time. Thomas Cox, Brodie Miller, and Rob Ward do an amazing job of creating music that helps you escape to their Australian paradise without hopping on a plane.
Not only do these guys have their sound and wit that makes them unique, but they also have the mind and ideas of the creative producer Dave Crowe who adds extra spice their overall sound.