With a distorted growl and tantalizing play of the Fender Rhodes entwined throughout, Dwellers kicks off with "Awful Falafel." This track boats a funky blues beat driven by Williams' funky keys and Kaczka's howlin' guitar. The album doesn't slow down, rolling right into "Big Mama's Whip." Starting off with a foot-stomping backbeat, the song builds to killer guitar and harmonica solos by Kaczka. "Letter Song" gets down and dirty, exuding a spiteful undertone, in its gritty guitar work and fiery vocals. Working its way to a climactic crescendo of all four parts rocking out, it will leave you begging for more. The next track, "Take It All," takes it down a notch, a soulful ballad featuring Josh Griffin on acoustic guitar. From sensitive ballad to heavy thudded stomp, The Kamals bring a new face to an old stage, re-imagining classic blues stylings. They possess a fierce edge, sharp and in your face. They rock hard, and they deliver some great tunes on Dwellers.