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“This time, Morrison takes it to the windows, to the walls, with “Blow My Mind” by Baltimore rockers The Cheaters. He has lead singer and guitarist Jason Morton sprinting across the road in the middle of traffic, getting sucker punched by a biker and narrowly avoiding a train. And it’s impossible not to mention the dark-haired, alluring Jenn Themelis, who plays the carefree femme fatale to a tee.”
“If what the Cheaters are trying to get across is that their sound is more than a bit of a throwback to the kind of straightforward, hard-edge blues rock made famous by bands such as the Rolling Stones and the Faces — and that it recalls down-home American rock like that of Lynyrd Skynyrd or the Allman Brothers Band — then “whiskey-fueled” and “home-fried” are right on. Whatever you want to call it, it’s very catchy. ”
“The Cheaters’ debut album garnered praise on both sides of the Atlantic; most notably for its “whiskey-fueled, home-fried rock ‘n roll” sound. But the band’s trademark live shows are a non-stop showcase of the band’s energy and showmanship that immediately draws the crowd in, and leaves them hungry for more long after the last twang of the guitar.”
“To say it more succinctly, in rock terms, this album FREAKING RIPS! Ask yourself the last time you were blown away by a new rock release; real, authentic rock? Thank The Cheaters, because once Midnight Run hits the streets we’ll all have a reason to “Grab the whiskey (and) grab our friends.””
“Hailing from the Annapolis/Baltimore area and just barely qualifying for status below the Mason-Dixon Line, The Cheaters have nailed down the patois of classic southern rock, both musically and lyrically.
This foursome from Maryland sounds more like they were raised somewhere near 1970s Georgia, alongside The Allman Brothers’ boys and any number of members from Lynyrd Skynyrd (be it the original outfit or today’s tribute band), with their hard-driving electric guitar riffs, rugged vocals and songs that serve as odes to the Big Easy and the fiercest of black label whiskeys.”
“Cheating has never been a well-received vice. Cheat on your significant other, expect a break-up. Cheat on a test, expect a failing grade. But, when it comes to homegrown, rock ‘n’ roll music, The Cheaters are where it’s at.”
” In the young Baltimore-four must have been something in the food, otherwise you can not explain their musical skills. Well, perhaps so as to have something in the genes, which is commonly referred to as talent or ability. Thumbs up for the groovy “Shana”, in which enchants us again, the slide guitar and the final peaceful “Just Another Day ‘ .
Both thumbs up for “The Cheaters LP. One can only strongly recommend to keep this combo in mind, since its debut is certainly not their last word. ”