RHINO BUCKET

“We never did a ballad. Never will,” states Rhino Bucket singer/rhythm guitarist Georg Dolivo. And the dozen songs on Rhino Bucket’s aptly titled seventh studio album bear witness to his statement: The dirty dozen tunes on The Last Real Rock ‘N’ Roll are no-holds-barred rockers boasting irresistible singalong choruses, stellar solos, and gut-roiling rhythm section, making for riff-tastic bluesy bar-band rampage. If you don’t stomp your feet to “Falling Down the Stairs” and bang your head to “The Devil You Know,” check your pulse.
The irresistible “Last Call” boasts stellar female backup vocals and Hammond B3 organ for a bit of a stylistic departure, which leads Dolivo to laugh, “Are we in danger of growing up?” The answer is still an emphatic NO. Rhino Bucket has lost none of the hunger, propulsion, beer drinkin’ ‘n’ hell-raising that they began with in 1988, leading Jesse Fink, author of The Youngs: The Brothers Who Built AC/DC, to boldly state: “More than any other band, Rhino Bucket has awakened the ghost of Bon Scott. His spirit lives in their music. They're more AC/DC than AC/DC – and that's saying something."