Do you remember that bit at the end of Back To The Future III when Doc Brown is on the train and it can't be stopped, Marty's on the hover-board etc. It's 1885. You all remember it well? OK, my point is, if you can remember that scene at the end then 'Outlaws' is the track I can picture sound tracking it; in fact, I can picture it sound tracking every runaway train scene ever filmed!

There's just something about it's galloping nature - the drums, the bass, the guitars - everything here pounds along at a pace designed to wear out the soles of your shoes [or if your adverse to show wearing then be prepared to have bleeding feet]! Le Reno Amps create the sort of in your face music, that whether you like it or not you know you'll damn sure be humming the track for a good couple of weeks and 'Outlaws' is a prime example of this.

Backed by the stomping rock [I'm not going to say ballad but it's got those qualities - not a ballad though people] of 'Trial and Correction' and 'Beach Hut' that's much more laid back yet keeps the faint whiff of Irish country charm [from a Glaswegian band].

Le Reno Amps reach the speed velocity of 88 MPH travelling back to the future to create a distinctive blend of 21st century rock mixed with 20th century hill-billy rock. As Marty McFly would say "Whoa this is heavy!".

Track-listing:
1. Outlaws
2. Trial and Correction
3. Beach Hut

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