JoshuaGabriel’s sound is undiluted and raw as a bottle of Night Train stuffed in a paper bag. He rhymes and laments and rails against the man, the system and phonies over lo-fi guitar picking, strumming and riffing. In full band mode, he sounds like an uber-urban version of G-Love, with the political outrage of Billy Bragg and the black humor of the Beastie Boys.