Westside Cowboy's debut album, 'It Goes On', is a heartfelt and immediate portrayal of their unique sound, blending alt-country, indie, and rockabilly influences. The band's chemistry, evident in their performances, is what sets them apart. With a mix of slick pub-rock and the raw energy of university students, they create an infectious atmosphere that captivates audiences. The album, recorded in Leeds with producer Loren Humphrey, showcases their ability to capture the complexities of modern life with simple, relatable imagery. Tracks like 'Pin Up Boys' and 'Kick Stones (The Boys)' are anthems that resonate with the listener's emotions, providing a sense of comfort and joy. The band's mission statement, as expressed in 'You Could Have Died There On The Dancefloor', is a testament to their authenticity and willingness to embrace imperfection. In a world that often demands perfection, Westside Cowboy's debut is a refreshing and genuine listen, offering a much-needed escape from the uncertainties of young adulthood.
