More red dirt metal from these lone star bruisers. 'Ride On' marks the fourth album from these Texans and continues the group's aggressive tendencies. The band's groovy delivery is similar to the likes of Pantera, Hellyeah and other southern fried ilk. 'Monster in Me' churns to a bottom heavy bass line while more bouncy cuts like 'Rock Ain't Dead' keeps it upbeat and lively. While not the most original thing in the world, the group are entertaining while blurring the line between hard rock and something much heavier.