Three Blind Wolves - The Sound of the Storm
- Source: The List (Issue 654)
- Date: 14 April 2010
- Written by: Nicola Meighan
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(Instinctive Raccoon)
Three Blind Wolves, see how they run? That’s right, they run like lovesick delinquents through decades of vintage Scottish rock – by way of country, blues and folk – and come out sounding downright affable.
The new and fashionably lupine designate of formidable Glasgow singer-songwriter Ross Clark and his band, Three Blind Wolves are dulcet, wounded and fairly feral on this debut mini-album.
If it lacks the bruised anthem ‘Sex is for Losers’, released earlier this year, then it compensates with fiery Americana (‘Hotel’, ‘Black Bowl Park’), howling alt-country (‘Emily Rose’, ‘Three Blind Wolves’), and – in 50s croon ‘Hopeless Romantic’ – some voracious rock ‘n’ roll.
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