CAITLIN FRAME AND THE LIVING DAYLIGHT - self titled
It doesn’t really matter if this album is good or not, ‘cuz Caitlin is really cute. The album cover isn’t nearly as good of a picture as the promotional photos that came with it, but whatever. I’d give her a solid 8 on cuteness, but only maybe a 6 on hotness. But her smile kicks ass. The music itself, however, isn’t all that great. It’s pop music that’s just ... meh. Nothing’s wrong with it, it just doesn’t do much at all. Will I play it on my show? Signs point to no. RIYL - semi-decent singer-songwriter pop from cute singer-songwriters.
Monday, November 17, 2008
MUSIC REVIEW - Anathallo
ANATHALLO - Canopy Glow
If I was more indie, I would probably really like this. It’s very anemic, slow moving whisper-type indie music. The first few songs really dragged along, with wind and ... cloud? noises in the background. I didn’t like those songs. Then it got better, and sounded like A.C. Newman’s mentally challenged younger brother tried to put out an album. But Bohde might like it. Will I play it on my show? No. RIYL - quiet indie music.
If I was more indie, I would probably really like this. It’s very anemic, slow moving whisper-type indie music. The first few songs really dragged along, with wind and ... cloud? noises in the background. I didn’t like those songs. Then it got better, and sounded like A.C. Newman’s mentally challenged younger brother tried to put out an album. But Bohde might like it. Will I play it on my show? No. RIYL - quiet indie music.
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Canopy Glow,
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MUSIC REVIEW - Dead To Me
DEAD TO ME - Little Brother
This is straight-forward punk rock in the SoCal vein. It’s good as far as this style of music goes, but it’s a little to ... for my taste. It would fit in absolutely perfectly on the Burnout 3 soundtrack, if that means anything to people besides Bohde and me. Will I play it on my show? Not particularly likely. RIYL - The Burnout 3 soundtrack.
This is straight-forward punk rock in the SoCal vein. It’s good as far as this style of music goes, but it’s a little to ...
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Dead To Me,
Little Brother,
new music,
review
MUSIC REVIEW - The King Left
THE KING LEFT - The New York Nothing EP
According to their promoter, these guys are fairly accomplished for a band I’ve never heard of before. They have some decent garage music, and I enjoyed listening to this. However, I don’t see myself seeking this album out in the KMNR library. It’s just not ... amazing. Will I play it on my show - maybe while it’s on the new rack. RIYL - Tokyo Police Club, We Are Scientists.
According to their promoter, these guys are fairly accomplished for a band I’ve never heard of before. They have some decent garage music, and I enjoyed listening to this. However, I don’t see myself seeking this album out in the KMNR library. It’s just not ... amazing. Will I play it on my show - maybe while it’s on the new rack. RIYL - Tokyo Police Club, We Are Scientists.
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The King Left,
The New York Nothing EP
Monday, November 3, 2008
MUSIC REVIEW - Chop Chop
CHOP CHOP - Screens
Her voice is always in this whispery, drifting tone, but it holds it's own against the music. She loves playing with her drum machines, and she develops some good beats through it, but the album is very, VERY slow, mellow, and low key. Track 9 (and it's remix, track 10) I enjoyed somewhat, but the rest of it is just too experimental and too anemic for me to like. Will I play it on my show? Maybe track 9, but nothing else. RIYL - they say Mirah and Tender Forever, I can't think of anything.
Her voice is always in this whispery, drifting tone, but it holds it's own against the music. She loves playing with her drum machines, and she develops some good beats through it, but the album is very, VERY slow, mellow, and low key. Track 9 (and it's remix, track 10) I enjoyed somewhat, but the rest of it is just too experimental and too anemic for me to like. Will I play it on my show? Maybe track 9, but nothing else. RIYL - they say Mirah and Tender Forever, I can't think of anything.
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