So here's a list of my new reviews I'm going to work on soon.
The Beatles - Abbey Road
Radiohead - The King of Limbs
Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile
maybe others.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
undergoing changes
I've changed the look of the blog and the name, in case you couldn't tell.
I'm going to write a review of the new radiohead record soon. I have to get the cd first. In the meantime, expect a Beatles review. Probably tomorrow.
I'm going to write a review of the new radiohead record soon. I have to get the cd first. In the meantime, expect a Beatles review. Probably tomorrow.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Saturday, January 15, 2011
A Quick Update
Hey anyone still reading. Sorry I've not posted anything in a while, I've been pretty busy with my band and schoolwork. However, I recently saw Roger Water's The Wall Live 2010-2011 tour and it was great. One of the highlights of my life, to be honest. My band is recording a demo soon, for anyone who cares. Anyways, there'll be a new post maybe Monday if I have time. Thanks, peace out.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
() Review
Sigur Rós. You haven't heard post-rock until you hear () by them, their third album. I've just picked it up, so I figured to make it my newest review.
Now. Sigur Rós is not an ordinary band. Their singer uses his own form of singing (dubbed 'Hopelandic') and leaves the booklet blank for fans to write their interpretations. But this style of singing blends beautifully with the music. Using techniques like bow guitar (guitar playing with a bow from a cello or violin), and effect pedals all over the place, they create landscapes that you'd hear if you were in a cave, cold, yet warm. They can bring out your deepest emotions and memories. They are a truly amazing band. However, the () album presents no track names, instead using Untitled #1, etc. This doesn't matter however, as either way, you'll enjoy the music if you're into melodic things. I highly recommend tracks 3, 4, 6 and 7.
Even though this is my first venture into Sigur Rós, I gotta give this album an 8. There are some songs that could do without vocals, but other than that, this album is flawless to me. It's great for getting into them, so check out some tracks.
Now. Sigur Rós is not an ordinary band. Their singer uses his own form of singing (dubbed 'Hopelandic') and leaves the booklet blank for fans to write their interpretations. But this style of singing blends beautifully with the music. Using techniques like bow guitar (guitar playing with a bow from a cello or violin), and effect pedals all over the place, they create landscapes that you'd hear if you were in a cave, cold, yet warm. They can bring out your deepest emotions and memories. They are a truly amazing band. However, the () album presents no track names, instead using Untitled #1, etc. This doesn't matter however, as either way, you'll enjoy the music if you're into melodic things. I highly recommend tracks 3, 4, 6 and 7.
Even though this is my first venture into Sigur Rós, I gotta give this album an 8. There are some songs that could do without vocals, but other than that, this album is flawless to me. It's great for getting into them, so check out some tracks.
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Quickie: Green Day live in Phoenix
So I just saw Green Day live again in Phoenix last Monday. Now, last year, I saw them in Phoenix as well, so this was my third concert. It was an absolutely spectacular show. Included among the setlist, were two jams, both consisting of classic rock like: Led Zep., AC/DC, The Beatles, Black Sabbath, Van Halen, and many more. Just like last year, their music sounded somewhat BETTER than the studio version. Green Day's shows are always a blast :)
New review on Monday as well.
New review on Monday as well.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
All You Touch and All You See
First audio review ever! This is the long-awaited DSotM review with Colby Yerxa
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