For those who enjoy frolicking guitar riffs, lengthy instrumental solos, rhythmic, bouncy melodies and soulful vocals with a side of pleasant harmonies, look no further. Fully steeped in the influences of Southern rock and blues, this album ties the common threads of those elements and never ceases to keep the listener engaged. It’s a treat to hear a band that has the ability to flow seamlessly, weaving raucous jams, bluegrass roots and slow, catchy melodic choruses that have you singing along. This album evokes a live setting and is best consumed with the volume cranked. You can dance or sit back and close your eyes and take in the good time. The band is. Bloom Street celebrates its record release at 8 p.m. Friday at Headliners. Tickets are $10. —Amy Berg
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