Showing posts with label progressive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label progressive. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Let's Wrestle - Let's Wrestle (2009)


01 I won't lie to you
02 Song For Abba Tribute Record
03 I'm ok you're ok
04 Quazar Blues
05 I Want To Be In Hüsker Dü
06 Let's (Fucking) Wrestle
07 Song for Man with Pica Syndrome
08 Insects
09 Music is my girlfriend
10 Joe Reddington you'll be the death of me
11 Tanks
12 It's not going to happens
13 Song for old people
14 I'm in fighting mode
15 Heartbreaker
16 Diana's hair

Saturday, February 7, 2009

Her Name Is Calla - The Heritage


The soon-to-be Leeds, UK based 4-piece released their well-received debut single "A Moment of Clarity" on Gizeh back in October 2007 alongside a string of dates with Beggars Banquet new-boys iLiKETRAiNS. The band centers around a core of 4 in Thom Corah, Michael Love, Tom Morris and Adam Weikert but is often expanded for live shows to include David Dhonau(Cello) and Sophie Barnes of The Rosie Taylor Project (Trumpet). This recording features the string section of The Monroe Transfer on "New England."

"The Heritage" is Her Name is Calla’s second release for Gizeh and it is a much darker and harrowing affair. Self-recorded and produced by the band it appears to open up a deeper and more turbulent mind-set. The fury spewed forth throughout the closing stages of live-favourite "New England" - complete with a quite epic string section - pulls this mini-album to its loudest and heaviest moment. There is even room for a hidden-track in "Long Distance Runner," an old song dug from the ground to again see the light of day. -Metalunderground.com

01. Nylon
02. New England
03. Paying For Your Funeral
04. Wren
05. “Motherfucker! It’s Alive and It’s Bleeding!”
06. Rebirth (hidden track - Long Distance Runner)

The Yellow Moon Band - Travels Into Several Remote Nations of the World (2009)



Well, I tend to throw a bunch of random new music on my iPhone, which I usually listen to on shuffle while on the road or studying at school. Often, I am very unfamiliar with the groups I have in my collection, so when I hear a song I like I have to power up the screen on my iPhone to see who it is. While I don't know too much about this group, their music has forced me to see who I listening to quite frequently. They are self described "Progressive / Psychadelic / Folk-rock," but I think indie covers it just as accurately. -earitnow.com

01. Polaris
02. Chimney
03. Entangled
04. Maybach
05. Focussed
06. Domini
07. Window
08. Lunadelica