This is a decent album from a grassroots musician; it’s well played and produced and pivots around a retro feel. The aim appears to be paying homage to all the people and music that inspired Mr M, from rock ’n’ roll onwards. Opener “A Bolt of Lightning” is rooted in sixties rock ’n’ roll; it reminds me of Nick Lowe. “Noon Day Gun Salute” is slower and moves on from rock ’n’ roll to a more classic singer-songwriter style. “Restitution” is more …
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