Manchester trio Fruit Tones return with album number three, and by calling it Easy Peelers, they make it easy to love—no mess, no fuss, just pure rock’n’roll juice. Across 35 minutes, the band dish out loose-limbed, good-time chaos that somehow feels both tossed-off and razor sharp.

This is pub-born, denim-stained rock’n’roll. Think the looser, wilder side of Natural Child or the swaggering early days of The Rolling Stones—songs so instantly classic you’d swear they’re covers. Fruit Tones know their way around a butt-shaking riff, and their boogie comes with a wink, a sneer, and the swagger of a band born for late nights. Every spin of Easy Peelers peels back another layer of classic rock ‘n’ roll devotion, from garage grit to sleazy charm. It’s scruffy, it’s timeless, and it’s cool as hell. What’s not to like?

Catch them live on their European tour if you can—the Fruit Tones circus is in town.

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