Freddy J IV and Brenn Beck are back with an album of voodoo hillbilly punk-blues. Recorded in Fort Wayne IN, and mixed in Detroit by Jim Diamond, Rock Them Back To Hell! sees the duo expanding their sonic palette by adding bass, harmonica, organ, and trash percussion (that would be a cardboard box, a paint tin, trash can and an electrified five-gallon bucket). The result is an album to wake up the dead, and rock it back to hell! The hell-billies cover art is the work of renowned artist William Stout (Return Of The Living Dead, Invaders From Mars, Pan s Labyrinth). Press quotes – An authentic and inspiring updating of the blues-rock idiom for the 21st century. Gutter Candy / Blogcritics // “Giving Tree” is the lowest of low down groove, a dirty diamond of rough, aching, swirling James Leg keys back-dropped by muted and fuzzed slide shimmer guitar. A voice, still growled in pure soul underneath, wounded and in love, lost and rambled, fighting through the sonic din. It s a stunner of a song, and nothing like we ve heard before by these cats. A revelation. Big Rock Candy Mountain // Junkyard Speed Ball is an unholy union of country, blues, punk, and rock at the mercy of a duo that share a musical connection that culminates into one Hell of a record. The Soda Shop // With Junkyard Speed Ball, the blues is in perfectly unsafe hands. Michael Toland / Sleazegrinder // This duo is helping lead the way for the blues rock counter-cultural movement. Georgetown Fats / Boston Blues Society // Hard rock meets boogie-woogie southern blues. That is the best way to describe Left Lane Cruiser and their magnificent disc Junkyard Speedball. Rock & Roll Guru //