I have never heard of this band but this is a best of – always a good way to introduce yourself to a band. What you have here is DIY, Lo-Fi, Blues, experimental Folk-Punk, or as the band calls it “Patch-work Punk”. I don’t have anything to compare this to, and that’s cool, big points…
Louis Defabrizio and crew have done it again! I am hooked on this band! Very open and live feel to this recording. Honest “heart on the sleeve” lyrics that you come to expect from Gasoline Heart. Thanks For Everything has a bit of a darker vibe than their 2009 release Nostalgia Ain’t What It Used To…
Great three piece Punk Rock band from Colorado featuring ex-members of Focused and Ultimatum. 16 tracks of melodic Hardcore reminiscent of a cross between Gorilla Biscuits/CIV and early Lagwagon. Nothing groundbreaking, but don’t let that stop you – these guys play tight and write great songs! The Gang vocals on “Through the Ears” reminds me…
This is one of those great timeless records that’s good from beginning to end. “Break In Rhyme” opens the Kickstarter funded album with a very reflective piece, echoing the line “So it goes, what we have could be gone in the blink of an eye” – something we can all relate to. “I Can’t Wait”…
I’m a late comer to this album. Any fan of Jyro Xhan needs to get this. Download only as far as I know, came out in 2007. What you have here is a fuller, slowed down Fold Zandura, add in some Radiohead influenced ambiance, and the droning guitar of “Loveless” era My Bloody Valentine, and…
A must have for all Galactic Cowboys fans. A very focused and solid release start to finish. A concept record about losers, love, loss, and rock n’ roll. Some of the heaviest riffs Monty Colvin has written as well as some of the most melodic catchy chorus’s you’ve heard in years – just try to…
This latest release from Mike Peters and Co. features rerecorded versions of “Unbreak The Promise” (an out take from Declaration, the original was released on the remastered expanded edition of the album), “Howling Wind” (Declaration), “Only The Thunder” (Strength), “Shelter” (Eye Of The Hurricane), “The Rock” and “How The Mighty Fall” (Change), “For Freedom” (83…
Been waiting along time for this one – the bands third full length – worth the wait. Epic melodic Punk Rock, great production, layered vocal harmonies, technical guitar parts, drummer is always amazing, all that you’d expect from these guys by now. Still have the Bad Religion meets Lagwagon vibe, but lyrically way more heart…
Finally these guys nail it! I’ve liked this band since 2007’s Knuckles Up. Celtic/Street Punk with a little Oi! in the same vein as bands like Dropkick Murphy’s and Flogging Molly without sounding like them. High energy, anthem filled, and tough. This has been in my top ten of 2010 since its release in March.…
This album is far better than their debut (2007’s Shot In The Dark). Former Migrains (and current Grave Robber) vocalist Shawn Browning is an amazing singer, in that he sounds nothing like he does in his other projects. Cliffy (former Stivs/original Huntington) really pulled this project together nicely. Producer Tim Bushong (Bride, Grave Robber) did…