2007-03-05
This is some fine dirty rock and roll. The Rolling Stones attitude meets Cracker's cynisism, all rolled into a Brian Jonestown Massacre tortilla. This album offers the listener some soul, some drugs, some good times before you go. Rock your soul to a better place is what this gang of Brooklynites intends to do. With a listen or two to this record, you're going to feel that warm feeling inside. This band teeters the line of being between New York Dolls at their most gnarly and sneering, Lou Reed during his more druggy days, Spacemen 3 after 30 weeks on the road and some valium, and occasionally can evoke some Jerry Garcia with their guitar lines and get near Dylan with some lyrical dips. Not bad musical references for this green bearded bunch of Brooklyn hippies, for this is, after all their debut. Good job boys. Come to Grand Rapids. -Oliver Standouts : Almost all of them.SCOTT MILLER AND THE COMMONWEALTH
Reconstruction
Mason Jennings
In The Ever
PETER WOLF CRIER
Garden of Arms
THE BACON BROTHERS
Philadelphia Road - The Best of The Bacon Brothers
ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN
The Fountain
Fathom XIX
Palace Law
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