Does it break your heart that rock and roll no longer seems to have a home on the radio? Blues and Lasers feels your pain . . . and has a remedy to soothe the soul. On After All We’re Only Human, Blues and Lasers harness their freewheeling arena rock energy into a tightly-wrought panoply of finely crafted songs. The gunshot of the snare drum that punctuates the opening guitar riff of “Give It A Try” serves as the starter’s pistol for Blues & Lasers Olympian effort that combines elegiacal harmonies with heavenly slide guitar, paces dueling axes with the bombast of a duo of drums and by having an ear attuned to the greats of the past gloriously usher classic rock and roll into the next decade.  After All We’re Only Human sounds a clarion call, letting the world know that the art of creating an album hasn’t been lost in the age of the 99 cent download.
- Dave Schultz - Jambands/Earvolution

<strong><a href="http://bluesandlasers.com/fr_home.cfm">Click here to buy the record</a> <------ Really, I mean it.
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<a href="http://www.bluesandlasers.com/">Blues and Lasers</a> hit the road for three shows in three days in celebration of the release of their new record "After All We're Only Human".
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Friday, May 7th:</strong> Bearsville Theater, Woodstock, NY
<strong>Saturday, May 8th:</strong> Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY
<strong>Sunday, May 9th:</strong> Club Metronome, Burlington, VT

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The three men from Grace Potter and the Nocturnals -- led by Scott Tournet and including fellow guitarist Benny Yurco and percussionist Matt Burr, with non-Nocturnals John Rogone (bass) and Steve Sharon (drums) -- get even more down and dirty on these nine songs than they did on their self-titled five-song album two years ago</blockquote>
- via <a href="http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/article/20100506/ENT05/5060311/1047/CD-review-Blues-Lasers">Brent's Blog</a> at the Burlington Free Press



<blockquote>"After All" roars out of the gate with the solid one-two-punch of powerhouse openers "Give it a Try" and "Fallen Friend." The former is an infectious standout that rides a sultry blues-rock groove while employing distorted vocals and dual-guitar classic-rock riffs to great effect. The latter, one of four tunes written by Yurco, is a catchy rocker that calls to mind "Exile on Main Street"-era Rolling Stones, with Yurco's vocals even conjuring Keith Richards.</blockquote>
- <a href="http://www.timesargus.com/article/20100507/FEATURES02/5070302/1011/FEATURES02">Times Argus</a>

