Ex-straightedge guys from Indiana repurpose their modus operandi, and adopt the ethos and romanticism of classic Bruce Springtseen for one of 1998's most impressive albums. Having difficulty accessing the file? Please try again a little later. Too many people hammering the link simultaneously is apparently giving Netkup's servers a headache. With this in mind, I'll leave this up for a few hours past the usual twenty-four, k? You're welcome to comment, just don't give away anything obvious.
6 comments:
You weren't kidding about going into full Springsteen mode. Don't think I have ever heard this before. So far it's not really grabbing me, but I'm busy doing other stuff while listening.
Ace K.
It's a grower, but definitely not for everyone. These guys had huge commerical potential, but weren't on the right label to foster it.
Sorry, I was late to the game. Sounds like Split Lip / Chamberlain?
Great band. Amazing really. But this shift in sound didn't do it for me except for Try For Thunder on The Moon My Saddle. That was killer. Do yourself a favor and check out Chamberlain - Fates Got A Driver if you've never heard it.
Great band. Amazing really. But this shift in sound didn't do it for me except for Try For Thunder on The Moon My Saddle. That was killer. Do yourself a favor and check out Chamberlain - Fates Got A Driver if you've never heard it.
Fates was good, but The Moon... really really did it for me
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