Absolute Underground Album Review

Catchy catchy songs, creative

dynamics and chorus after chorus 

make this Vancouver band a must

see live act to be reckoned with,

an album worth your hard earned

bux for sure.  (...)

Johnny Trash is multi-talented with

great vocals, collaboratively layered

hooks and strong production. Each

member shines through adding

depth and charisma kicking in the

oomph and the girth to thicken this

into a very viable band and sound.

Let’s say pro and ass kicking just so

you get the point. The guitar solos

are ripping good.

Belly of the Beast is loud and

unapologetic, it’s the new

soundtrack for fun and energy at

parties and live events in whatever

city or town you are in. Song after

song of true catchy anthems made

for the modern underdogs. Like

I said, give it a few listens and I

guarantee you’ll agree. Great band,

great dynamics and kick ass songs. 

Every band member delivers talent

and obvious dedication.  Thumbs up.

@Matt Norris, Absolute Underground 

Vancouver's punk-inspired Johnny Cash group @johnny__trash

Hearing the Johnny Cash songs I grew up listening being flipped on their head and 

set ablaze with punk influences was 

truly an enlightening experience.

Not only do they have the best cover

band name I've ever heard, but

what makes them stand out is

they are not derivative.

So many cover bands will just repeat the 

formula without attempting to try anything new, but Johnny Trash truly add their own flair to some of Johnny Cashes classics, to the point I really wouldn't ever consider them a cover band.

From the throbbing bass lines 

with a turn-up tempo to the vocalist's more aggressive raw  belting style, and lead guitarist who absolutely shreds. They mold Cash's songs to where they don't just draw over Johnny Cash's style trying to replicate it, but use it as a foundation to help build something new. 

 I was blown away & look forward 

to seeing them again.

@CARVERS_OF_SOUND