Band:
Francesco Perrouna Jr - bass and lead vocals
Micah Sheveloff - piano, keys and vocals
John Fowler - drums and vocals

Additional Musicians:
Meredith Cooper - violin (4)

Production:
Produced by David Minehan and The Voodoo Jets. Mastered by Nathan James.

Review:
It isn't often that I review an album this mellow, but it reminded me so much of Enuff Z'nuff that I figured fans of theirs would enjoy Supersonic as well. Also, The Voodoo Jets do have ties to the 80s rock scene - the band features drummer John Fowler who is best remembered for his work with Steelheart (and the over-the-top ballad "I'll Never Let You Go").
  I got so caught up in the Beatle-esque melodies and harmonies of Supersonic that I completely missed a major point until reading the album credits - there is no guitar! That's right, I'm reviewing a CD that is void of my favorite instrument. But I don't care what the liner notes say, it sure sounds like there is a six-string on several tunes - was this done with keyboards or was there a phantom player?
  There isn't much point of going into details about the group's sound, because as I stated earlier, if you like the dreamy trippy feel of Enuff Z'nuff you will love this release. "Radio", the groovy "Wake Up" (John can still lay down a killer beat), "I'm A Virgin" and "Spaceman" all demonstrate The Voodoo Jets at their very best.
  Supersonic isn't sleazy, it isn't hard, and you'd even be hard pressed to call it rock - but it gets the job done with some great songwriting. If you ever feel like getting mellow after a hard night of drinking and headbanging, this disc is for you.
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Reviewed by Skid for Sleaze Roxx, June 2006.

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