Ah, Dust's "Hard Attack" - a forgotten gem from the annals of classic rock. With their sophomore effort, this power trio packs a punch with their hard-hitting, guitar-driven tunes that transport you straight back to the golden age of rock 'n' roll. From the opening riff of "Pull Away/So Many Times" to the thunderous drums on "Walk in the Soft Rain," Dust doesn't hold back on this album. With gritty vocals and blistering solos, they showcase their raw talent and undeniable chemistry as a band. Tracks like "Thusly Spoken" and "Love Me Hard" demonstrate their versatility, blending heavy riffs with melodic hooks to create a sound that is both timeless and innovative. And with each song clocking in at under four minutes, Dust keeps the pace brisk and the energy high throughout the record. But what truly sets "Hard Attack" apart is its fearless approach to pushing the boundaries of rock music. Whether it's the experimental twists and turns on "Learning to Die" or the epic, prog-infused epic closer "All in All," Dust proves that they are not afraid to take risks and explore new sonic territories. In the end, "Hard Attack" is a must-listen for any fan of classic rock or anyone looking for a fresh take on the genre. Dust may have been overshadowed by their contemporaries, but this album proves that their music is just as vital and exciting today as it was back in the 1970s.