Unemployed Highly Annoyed

Living up to its cheeky title, Jeremiah Johnson's latest album "Unemployed Highly Annoyed" is a raucous romp through blues rock with a rebellious attitude. From the opening track "Burn Down the Garden Shed" to the closing ballad "Tears in My Beer," Johnson's gritty vocals and blistering guitar work keep the energy high and the listener engaged. The album is a wild ride that never lets up, with tracks like "Losing My Mind on Sunday" and "Punching Bag Boogie" showcasing Johnson's sharp songwriting and infectious melodies. While some may find the album's irreverent tone off-putting, Johnson's unapologetic approach is what sets him apart from the pack. Overall, "Unemployed Highly Annoyed" is a rollicking good time that will have you tapping your toes and nodding your head in no time. Johnson may be out of a job, but he's certainly not out of talent.