2008-08-01
Indigenous was originally made up of members who grew up on an Indian reservation in South Dakota. After several albums, the band broke up in 2006. Singer/guitarist, Mato Nanji, gathered new musicians and continued to make music under the same moniker with this album. This album is technically good, with well-played guitar, nice vocals, and a good mix. It's your basic blues-rock album and really nothing exceptional. I would have to choose the rocker, "Place I Know" as a highlight as well as the electric blues of "Just Can't Hide". Reviewed by Rebecca RuthEugene "Hideaway" Bridges
LIVE IN SAN ANTONIO
Lazy Genius
Strange Plains, Dark Grooves.
"Big" Al Dorn & The Blues Howlers
They Call Me Big Al
THE CLAUDETTES
DANCE SCANDAL AT THE GYMNASIUM
CHUCK LEAVELL
BACK TO THE WOODS
Micki Free
Tattoo Burn-Redux
The opinions expressed in these reviews are those of the individual volunteers that submitted the article and do not necessarily reflect the views of WYCE or GRCMC; nor its staff, donors, or affiliates.