In the media
"They play a Jack Daniels-doused concoction of southern rock, hard rock and classic metal. Cowboy Mafia lassos you back to the days of fun loud music (early Van Halen, Motorhead, AC/DC) before the Goths and grimacing frat boys shut down the party.'We’re playing rock ’n’ roll like you don’t hear it no more,' Mob proclaims." - Julie Garisto, The Tampa Bay Times
"Tampa-by-the-way-of-Jersey's Cowboy Mafia does punk rock too, but theirs is marked by fat classic rock riffs and raucous vocals." - Leilani Polk, Creative Loafing
“Much better. Cowboy Mafia came out strong and lasted that way for their whole set. Smooth rockabilly-infused metal makes for a good (if odd) mix. Even though the club wasn't packed, these guys played like they were at the Ford Amphitheater. If you ever get a chance to see them around town, make sure to be there. They're one of those truly unique Tampa Bay Groups that actually have some talent.” – Leigh Armstrong, The Tampa Bay Times
"I like it! Reminds me of Motorhead meets the Ramones and NY Dolls. It's really raw and sounds like your throat is bleeding. All the elements of great rock and roll. It's nice to hear music that isn't doctored up, tuned and beat-detectived to death. These days it's hard to find much honest rock that comes from the gut, so thanks for sharing it!" - Steve Ouimette, Steve Ouimette Studios
In the studio
Audio courtesy of Big Spin Studio
In action
Audio recorded live at Gasoline Alley
Videos courtesy of Brad Serata
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