Categories: New Music

Spectra hard rock band Jokes on Me delivers a powerful anthem titled “Bottom Line.”

Jokes on Me is a rock project started by one JJ Eaton to bring eclectic rock music within reach. Jokes on Me have always been conscious and driven by the importance and power of a message in a song. Being the main basis for the project, Jokes on Me tries to hit the soul, dreaming of a much better world and criticizing the modern society we live in without forgetting to keep a howling rock structure with punk and metal influences. This is definitely the case, even with their latest track, “Bottom Line,” that calls a spade a spade in a straight-talking, critical, and equally entertaining manner!

“Bottom Line” is a powerful anthemic rock track with a howling presence. Through the drummer’s animated fury and the guitarist’s menacing determination, we witness Jokes on Me’s passion. This tune has a great combination of clean guitar notes countered by fast-paced, distorted riffs.

On the vocal front, the lead vocalist unleashes some self-assured vocals that pertain to the genre appeal of glam rock. “Bottom Line” has also got that impeccable, vibrant alternative rock feel, and it is actually quite refreshing to hear each member of the band represent their piece masterfully, especially the raw intensity of those guitar riffs, which were my favorite bits.

Jokes on Me calls out the lies being sold by people close to us, the government, and anyone who doesn’t care about what’s wrong or right and only cares about the “Bottom Line!”

The lively nature of the tune actually helps give this strong and sensitive message a lighter tone even with the more serious lyrics, but that does not mean it diminishes its impact—not in one bit!

This is a memorable rock anthem that you surely won’t forget thanks to its anthemic quality and passionate delivery; follow the attached link and start a lifelong love affair with Jokes on Me’s music because they have so much more in store this year and beyond!

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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