Album Of The Day: Vegas Car Chasers by Silage

Album Art of Silage's Vegas Car Chasers album - On a dark red background with white and black diamond pattern going down the middle from top to bottom, there's a photo of the Las Vegas strip with cars in the foreground and buildings covered in neon lights in the background on the right side, and to the left of that is the band's name in a style that looks like a retro ad with black text with a white outline and drop shadow, and a star instead of the dot in the 'i'. Below the band name is the title in smaller, simple white text. Right behind the 'e' in the band name is a light source and a lens flare spreads across the background.

Released 27 years ago earlier this month, this is the second album from Silage, a rock/rap group from the late '90s. This album is one of the few albums I've ever heard that was a mix of rock and hip-hop, with grunge-y guitars and DJ scratches throughout. Honestly, I don't listen to this album often these days, and I really only remember about 3 of the songs from the decades of having this CD in my collection, so it's not my favorite. The lyrics are mostly just fun and silly, with a bit of religious references thrown in for some levity. It definitely was on the more underground, alternative end of Christian music in the late '90s, and if you had a copy, you were probably into some of the weirder music like I was somewhat.

Release Year: 1998
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