Southern rock from Australia? Maybe the leaps and bounds Airbourne made in route to Billboard have pushed X-Piracy to do some rock and roll of their own. This is the debut from the group and a lackluster affair that finds "Dodge City Limits" really limiting. Maybe this sort of thing is more akin to impress fans of vintage rock and those t-shirt buffoons of Blackberry Smoke, The Black Spiders and maybe even the heavier crowds in Brand New Sin. I've heard it before and better but still worth a song or two at the local dive.