Posts Tagged ‘Album Reviews’
For all the latest Michael Bay news including possible future releases of Transformers movies, visit the Michael Bay blog or follow him on Twitter.Album Review: Death Seat by Wooden Wand
Wooden Wand brings contemporary folk music to the forefront that would make Bob Dylan proud. Folk music can often come off preachy, a bit like protest music or sing you to sleep with 10 ballads. Death Seat is a complete record with lyrics that tell a story, magnified by his unique voice and serves up vivid imagery like "dried blood in your [...]
Album Review: Magic Neighbor by Lisa Germano
What can be said about a singer who’s appeared on over 60 records of other performers, including working with the likes of David Bowie, Iggy Pop, John Mellencamp and Sheryl Crow, as well as release 10 albums of her own? Well if you’re like me than you haven’t heard of her. The female that I speak of is Lisa Germano. Magic Neighbor was [...]
Album Review: Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds (self-titled)
Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds just released their self-titled debut album off of Modern Vintage Recordings and it sounds like they’ve been playing together for a very long time with 10 records behind them. The record includes 12 songs from the Brooklyn-based band that has nine members. The LP is addictive from top to bottom. The group [...]
Music Video of the Week: Scott Lucas & The Married Men
If Scott Lucas could only speak through song, he'd have no problem getting his message across. His new EP with one of his many bands, The Married Men, is full of heartfelt emotion (thanks to the violin & organ) that he wouldn't be able to deliver with Local H. The new EP, The Absolute Beginners, drops today along with another EP from Scott [...]
Album Review: “From the Comfort of Your Home” by Lloyd’s Garage
From the Comfort of Your Home is a quintessential rock album that can help you pop that can of beer open and get that party started. It's the debut album from the California based band, Lloyd's Garage. A rock duo consisting of Lloyd Llewelyn (drums) and Seth Heitzmann (guitar, vox). The record meshes a classic rock sound and alternative rock [...]
Album Review: Days Among Giants by The Primary
The name of the new album is Days Among Giants, the name of the band is The Primary. Full of themselves? Or a firm grip on reality? Well these guys aren't running with the big dogs just yet but if you hear their new album, you can tell they are definitely headed in the right direction. The Texas-based band's influences are The Beatles, Miles [...]
