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CD Review: Blacklist Union – “Til Death Do Us Part”
Blacklist Union looks like a band from Los Angeles. Tattoos and rockstar hair cuts are meticulously positioned around elaborate clothing combinations. Much like their peers in bands like Murderdolls or Hollywood Undead these guys play a pretty straight forward form … Continue reading
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CD Review Rug – “02″
Rug are a bit of a buzz band around the area. The four piece band (Jon Messeroff, Hogan Birney, Andrew Brooks, and C.L. Freeman) have played headlining shows at the House of Blues, the Florida Music Festival, and the “Driven” … Continue reading
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Tagged 02, album review, backbooth, bands, bass, blogs, CD review, drums, florida, guitars, indie, indie music, industry, local, local music, music, music business, opinions, orlando, orlando bands, orlando music scene, OrlandoBand's, pop rock, review, reviews, RUG, singing, southeast, websites, writers, writings
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Album Review: Jay Shepard “Harsh Mistress”
Jay Shepard is a bit of change up from the records I’ve been getting for review. It’s a full stop pop record with all the necessary trappings. Happy bubbly melodies bounce around clouds of puffy effervescent synths and catchy hooks. … Continue reading
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Tagged 825 Records, advice, album review, funk, Harsh Mistress, indie, indie music, industry, Jay Shepard, local, local music, Matty Amendola, music, New York, opinions, orlando, orlando bands, orlando music scene, OrlandoBand's, pop, pop rock, review, reviews, rock, tips for musicians, websites, writers, writings
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Album Review: Resurrect by Eleven:11
Eleven:11 Resurrect (self release) Eleven:11 is the brain child of the one and only Shyam Raj. Originally from Singapore, he’s traded working on jingles for writing epic anthem power ballads. Resurrect was recorded and mixed locally at the Music Lab … Continue reading
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Tagged 11:11, album review, bands, bass, blogs, Deland, drums, guitars, indie, indie music, local, local music, music, noise, numerology, orlando, orlando bands, orlando music scene, review, reviews, rock, Shyam Raj, spontaneous compositions, websites, writers, writings
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Lit Up EP Review
This band came together in 2010, and has not stopped since. They have played all over central Florida with local and national acts and have made a name for themselves locally. It would not be surprising to see them making … Continue reading
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Tagged album review, bands, bass, blogs, drums, guitars, indie, indie music, industry, Lit Up, local, local music, music, opinions, orlando, orlando bands, orlando music scene, review, reviews, rock, singing, websites, writers, writings
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Stupid Genius Album Review Stupid is as Stupid does
The name of album “Stupid is as Stupid does” lead me to believe I was going to hit play only to hear anger blasting from my speakers. Instead, I found a man with a talent for delivering meaningful lyrics through … Continue reading
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Mad Sexual Genius, Album Review
The name of the band alone, Mad Sexual Genius, intrigues me. Then to have my hand on the play button, filled me with anticipation of what was to come. Perhaps somewhere in this music I might learn something new. After … Continue reading
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Petey & the Ravens Album Review of Broken Hearts
Smooth and sexy strings mixed with gentle rhythms and vocals to take us through a Broken Heart. There is a southern rock feel throughout, with a bit of blues and country that keeps you tapping your foot or nodding your … Continue reading
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