Reviews
Dropkick Murphys – “The Boys Are Back” [Song Review]
“The Boys Are Back” is a fantastic preview to the rest of the Dropkick Murphy’s new album, Signed and Sealed in Blood. Really, they could not have picked a better track for the first song of the new release. The tune showcases their signature sound while maintaining that they do also have something new to offer. The song has the same saucy beats and fun melody as can be expected, but it’s also raw and fresh.
“The Boys Are Back” is a fantastic preview to the rest of the Dropkick Murphy’s new album, Signed and Sealed in Blood. Really, they could not have picked a better track for the first song of the new release. The tune showcases their signature sound while maintaining that they do also have something new to offer. The song has the same saucy beats and fun melody as can be expected, but it’s also raw and fresh.
“The Boys Are Back” pumps you up on its own, but also entices you to listen to the rest of the album… which is exactly what I’m gonna do right now. Released on January 8th, Signed and Sealed in Blood features the production talents of Ted Hutt and an appearance by Mumford & Sons’ Winston Marshall on the song “Rose Tattoo”. Just awesome!
Run Time: 3:19
Release Date: January 8, 2013
Check out the song “The Boys Are Back”
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