Raw Cuts, the debut album from The Clean Crime Scene, is a reminder that not everyone makes music to get rich and famous, that the act of making the music, especially when it involves enlisting old friends and takes you to old haunts, is often as much the point as the finished product. In fact, I would suggest that if you are making a record that doesn’t offer such rich rewards, reconnections and reminiscences, if you are just trying to fast track to being a rock and roll star, you might as well just sing Beatles covers on a TV talent show. MORE
