The Skelters are releasing a new album, and classic rock fans should definitely be throwing a big party. “Con Man’s Chronicles” is a flawless hard rock record that will appeal to any self-respecting lover of ‘70s rock. Of course, the band’s new album goes beyond that, incorporating plenty of other elements — blues, funk, rock ’n’ roll and southern rock are all present, enriching the songs and giving the record a lot to say and offer. Just a few moments of listening are enough to pull you into the album’s vibe. You’ll feel the strong groove immediately and be won over by its catchy melodies. The Skelters clearly know their craft inside out, boasting rich talent and strong songwriting skills, and as a result, “Con Man’s Chronicles” makes a great impression on every level. Tracks like “Awesome”, “Lonely Rider” and “Falling Thunder” are standout moments that do the genre proud and keep us great company. On a technical level, The Skelters are untouchable, the feeling runs through the compositions, while the arrangements are bold and interesting, avoiding the safe and predictable path. All of this is enhanced by a full, rich and crystal-clear production that gives each musician the space to truly express themselves… The true stars of “Con Man’s Chronicles” are the guitars, which never stop talking — whether through main riffs or soaring solos, always delivering something exciting to say. The Skelters’ new album is a very pleasant surprise: a hard rock record built to last, packed with quality and an authentic ’70s spirit. Don’t miss these chronicles.
♦ 8/10
Dimitris Zacharopoulos
