The Devil's Jukebox are back with their fourth studio release on gatefold digipak cd, recorded with no overdubs using ribbon mics- for an authentic taste of the past. Twelve tracks of exotic viper sounds, the hottest hokum, wistful mountain blues and a delta stomper which introduces the electric slide ukulele into our arsenal. Buckle up, this one's a doozy!

But don't take our word for it, Andy Snipper of Music News described it in his four star review: “The Devil’s Jukebox are a band I keep a weather eye out for as all their previous releases have brought me real joy. There are standout numbers all over the album, the darker and more sombre ones are beautifully balanced by the more jazzy and light songs… ‘Laughter In The Dark’ is a must have for anyone who likes their music with a proper sense of twist… the perfect album for 2020."

Pete Lay at Just Jazz Magazine, (only avaialble as a print copy) agreed also, calling it the perfect album for 2020, "...a must have cd for anyone who likes a bit of hokum with their music"

 Joe Bebco in Syncopated Times also gave it a smasher of a review too, which you can read below and Ben Macnair at Blues Matters (print copy) described it as spirited ,"A characterful recording, full of joyful musical flourishes...that'll lift your spirits and in times like these , sometimes that is all you need."

Tony Burke in the March edition of Blues & Rhythm cites us as having shades of the Bonzo Dog Band and as old time music with an added dash of Tom Waits, that the reviews editor of the magazine describes as 'sounds unmissable'.

We also got a lovely full page spread from Andrew Liddle  in the Yorkshire Times. There's a couple of slight misquotes, but overall it's a wonderful piece.