Water & Bodies are an alternative rock band from Portland, Oregon. They kind of sound like a mix between latter day emo bands and something from the late 90’s alt scene. The first bands I thought of, at least, were Coheed and Cambria, the Ataris, and Hawthorne Heights. Unfortunately, I’m no longer up to speed on […]
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Bitch Get Fit. Images of rock, punk and goth came to mind when I came across the title of her album. I was expecting complete and utter toughness and hardcore hatred to be expressed in all of the tracks. Well, I was wrong. NLX is an amazing artist who speaks volumes through the clutter of
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Who is the Windy City Gentleman? What type of music does he sing? What does this music sound like? These are three important questions that need to be answered within any good album, or even song review. However, these are not easy questions to answer, if they can be answered at all. The gentleman is
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Innovation and invention permeate all walks of life these days, technology ruling our lives like a cold lifeless albatross hanging over our necks. Social networking has somehow made us less social, television has made us numb and even our music, synthesized through moog and distortion, is often found still and lifeless, devoid of flesh and
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As lame as clichés tend to be, short, but sweet applies perfectly to Annabel’s, Here We Are Tomorrow. It only contains five songs, and while it is far from perfect it leaves the listener smiling with the promise of greater works. “The forgetting of names and faces” is a tightly orchestrated musical endeavor that truly
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