Whiskey N Tears

The fastest-feeling of the A minor cuts at 87 BPM, driving distorted electric guitar riffs over hard drums, bass and handclaps with gang shouts punching the accents. Compact two-minute build with a stadium-sized payoff, dark and defiant rather than celebratory.

The title cue and one of the album's quickest at 95 BPM in E minor, pairing a twangy blues-rock riff with stomping drums, thick bass, claps and shouted crowd vocals. Struts from a cocky groove into a full anthemic chorus, with the longest runtime on the record for extended cutting.

At 75 BPM this is the slowest and heaviest track here, an E minor stomp where the guitar riff lands hard on every beat over dragging drums, bass and claps. Menacing and swaggering rather than fast, built for slow-motion imagery and heavy machinery.

Guitar-forward mid-tempo blues rock at 80 BPM in E minor, with the electric lead firmly out front over gritty drums, bass and handclaps. Cocky and rustic with an escalating final section, the title pointing to the fretwork as the main event.

An affectionate nod to the classic blues guitar, 85 BPM in A minor with a dirty riff, backbeat drums, bass, claps and shouted responses. Sits between strut and swing, warm and rustic but still edged and confident.

Muscle-car attitude at 95 BPM in E minor, with a fast twangy guitar riff, pounding drums, bass and claps plus gang shouts driving the momentum. Relentless and forward-moving, built to lock to engines and asphalt.

An 80 BPM E minor stomper with a thick, roaring guitar riff over hard drums, bass and claps, shouts adding grit at the peaks. Storm-front heaviness that swells and breaks rather than sprints.

The longest cue on the album at 2:45 and the only one in D minor, running 95 BPM with a rolling blues-rock riff, propulsive drums, bass and claps. Its extra length gives room for a longer highway build, easier to cut for full-length spots and montages.

Dust-bowl blues rock at 80 BPM in A minor, riff-led electric guitar over stomping drums, bass and handclaps with shouted accents. Rustic and defiant, evoking flat plains and gathering weather more than city grit.

Delta-flavoured swagger at 95 BPM in E minor, driving guitar riff, hard backbeat, bass and claps with gang shouts on the hooks. Fast and confident with an anthemic chorus lift, close cousin to the album's other 95 BPM E minor cuts but leaning more traditional blues in flavour.