Album lore

Keep Crawlin In The Mud, released in September 2025 on brillJant sounds, finds Mud Slick navigating the intersection of glam metal and arena rock with ten tracks of high-voltage swagger. The album’s lead cut, “Manhunt,” sets the tone with its driving riffs and anthemic choruses, while “License To Touch” and “Girls Are On Fire” carry that late-’80s spirit into a contemporary frame. The band’s approach recalls the theatrical bravado of glam metal’s heyday but tempered with a modern sheen.Recorded with the intent to capture the raw energy of live performance, Keep Crawlin In The Mud unfolds over a tight sequence, including “Slow Down” and “Blood Justice,” balancing melodic hooks against muscular guitar work. Though the album has yet to amass a large following—just over 40 listeners on Last.fm—it stands as a document of Mud Slick’s commitment to sturdy riffcraft and arena-ready dynamics. For those sifting through the more recent artifacts of glam-tinged rock, it offers a signal worth catching.

Album lore

Keep Crawlin In The Mud, released in September 2025 on brillJant sounds, finds Mud Slick navigating the intersection of glam metal and arena rock with ten tracks of high-voltage swagger. The album’s lead cut, “Manhunt,” sets the tone with its driving riffs and anthemic choruses, while “License To Touch” and “Girls Are On Fire” carry that late-’80s spirit into a contemporary frame. The band’s approach recalls the theatrical bravado of glam metal’s heyday but tempered with a modern sheen.Recorded with the intent to capture the raw energy of live performance, Keep Crawlin In The Mud unfolds over a tight sequence, including “Slow Down” and “Blood Justice,” balancing melodic hooks against muscular guitar work. Though the album has yet to amass a large following—just over 40 listeners on Last.fm—it stands as a document of Mud Slick’s commitment to sturdy riffcraft and arena-ready dynamics. For those sifting through the more recent artifacts of glam-tinged rock, it offers a signal worth catching.