Search Results

slight fleeting feeling to the lyrics. Punters gently jostled to the band's upbeat tone, skilfully illustrated by the minimalist approach to the guitar melodies and drum beat. Stillwater Giants

production it manages to pair pretty well with Johns’ new-found R&B tone. Like I mentioned previously, Open Fire is a far more emotive production than Slumberjack

screeching feedback piercing the amps was almost at home amongst their slightly grungy tones, but was thankfully cleared up after a couple of songs and some fiddling of knobs

track, the performance of them is soft spoken which fits the laid back relaxed tone of the production. Side note 'Barricade (Matter Of Fact)' is perfect

coming from someone who has an unhealthy obsession with the man. Their tones are almost indistinguishable at times, and the issue here is it was the differences in Hoppus

synth and bass game, whilst LUCIANBLOMKAMP gives us another taste of his trademark worldly tones and experimental story telling. It’s the West Coast (Lower Spectrum) vibing with the East

vocal never gets drowned out. His performance is a mix of James Taylor's tone and Paul Kelly's delivery. Final track If We Got The Love gets the room