This is a translation (from French to English) of a review of our CD “The Family Album”.
The article is from a Southern Rock webzine and radio show called ROAD TO JACKSONVILLE
"Voila, another group that has put an album out online on the site CD Baby. Rebel Syndicate is a group from
Florida, the musical universe, on its named album. The Family Album is strewn with laid back tempos and
superb sets, especially on Grace of God, that makes the hairs on your arms rise, in a southeast country rock
vein from the great epoch. But, also on the other hand more of a rock style on "Nobody Cries for Outlaws,"
that is a superb arrangement constructed perfectly; with a fuzzy guitar sound that has a musical theme of
Ennio Morricone, (The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly). This theme was also taken pre-1975 by the American
Group "Dixie Peach" on their Raintree US LP with a harmonization similar to the Allman Brothers band, but
this record is hard to find.
To conclude, I would say that this album has a calm southern ring to it and deserves to be discovered by
many. Also, when the last song stops, the CD continues and a blues title emerges (a hidden track)."
Jacques Dersigny
The article is from a Southern Rock webzine and radio show called ROAD TO JACKSONVILLE
"Voila, another group that has put an album out online on the site CD Baby. Rebel Syndicate is a group from
Florida, the musical universe, on its named album. The Family Album is strewn with laid back tempos and
superb sets, especially on Grace of God, that makes the hairs on your arms rise, in a southeast country rock
vein from the great epoch. But, also on the other hand more of a rock style on "Nobody Cries for Outlaws,"
that is a superb arrangement constructed perfectly; with a fuzzy guitar sound that has a musical theme of
Ennio Morricone, (The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly). This theme was also taken pre-1975 by the American
Group "Dixie Peach" on their Raintree US LP with a harmonization similar to the Allman Brothers band, but
this record is hard to find.
To conclude, I would say that this album has a calm southern ring to it and deserves to be discovered by
many. Also, when the last song stops, the CD continues and a blues title emerges (a hidden track)."
Jacques Dersigny
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"Postcards From Macon", Copyright 2006,
Written by J. Roberts / R. Johnson
Rebel Syndicate, The Family Album
Written by J. Roberts / R. Johnson
Rebel Syndicate, The Family Album
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Posted in alt.country on November 28th, 2007
Rebel Syndicate are a Southern-Rock band outta Jackson County,
Florida that write hell raising booze soaked rave-ups (Beer Don’t
Bitch) and talking-song shuffles on Southern pride (Grace of God).
These guys are doing it right and keeping it righteous. Check ‘em
out.
Twang Nation
Posted in alt.country on November 28th, 2007
Rebel Syndicate are a Southern-Rock band outta Jackson County,
Florida that write hell raising booze soaked rave-ups (Beer Don’t
Bitch) and talking-song shuffles on Southern pride (Grace of God).
These guys are doing it right and keeping it righteous. Check ‘em
out.
Twang Nation
CD review by Twang Nation