The Rattles Review and Giveaway

Straight out of the wild and onto the stage, The Rattles rock like no other band around. With the release of their debut album Rattle On, this unlikely crew delivers a polished blend of classic rock and power pop. Now The Rattles are ready to bring their good-time sound to fans of all ages.

The band is made up of Kitty on drums, Gus the lead singer, Sal on rhythm guitar, Hal on bass.

The Rattles are preparing to roll out their debut studio album ‘RATTLE ON’. Working in the classic traditions of The Beatles, Moxy Fruvous, The Monkees, and They Might Be Giants, The Rattles apply a fresh fusion of classic rock and power pop that is sure to appeal to fans of all ages and put them on the map.

We were fortunate enough to be given the RATTLE ON album for this review. The songs are so catchy, I sometimes forget I’m listening to a children’s cd. I can’t even say that it is just for kids. People of all ages would enjoy listening to this album. It seems familiar, but not. They really captured the feel of classic rock. My daughter loved the faster beats, it’s something she can dance too.

CLICK HERE to download the lead single “Wavy Lane”. The RATTLE ON album will be released August 17, 2010.

I am giving away three (3) copies of the RATTLE ON album to lucky readers.

Mandatory entry:

• Go to The Rattles site and comment on which band member you like.

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The 3 lucky winners will be selected using Random.org!

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This contest ends on August 9, 2010 at 10:00pm PST. Good luck!

 —I received the product mentioned above for free for review and giveaway purposes from the manufacturer or PR firm. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions expressed are 100% my own.—