When you are ready to discover a new blues rock band, there are several ideas that come to mind. First, that they do not sound repetitive to everything you already know, they are not going to discover anything new, but they must to sound original. You are also going to pay attention to the guitars, although they are going to remind you of previously used riffs, you want them to surprise you with their freshness and naturalness. Finally, you expect a rhythmic combo that doesn't resonate in the ears and just complete with subtlety and determination some songs that the blues has lent them to wrap them with a bit of forcefulness and some versatility. From Munich (Germany) the band Holzscheit is postulated so that with this first album "Bluesrotz !" the discovery do not disappoint. In their case, the treatment they give to classics like "Rollin' and Trumblin'" and "Baby Please Don't Go" make at least  an interesting and unusual listening, the nine songs on the album are built from a guitar that constantly plays with tempos and rhythms without being annoying at any time, marking the steps to follow for a precise and concise rhythmic section. This album is quickly consumed and leaves you with a good taste to repeat in another more detailed listening.