Through hazy, psychedelic garage rock, The Hot Wires have constructed a straightforward rock-and-roll machine that is capable of clever twists and turns. There are songs that crank the throttle all the way through, and there are others that breathe a little more, building and falling, but whichever route they take, the big, driving riffs are front and center. A concept record about futuristic space travel, and exploring somewhere new to break on through to the other side of mundanity, Dark Energy is a thrill ride of a record.
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