Parlor Mob rocks like it never went out of style. This is 70s arena rock filtered through the grunge of the early 90s. Their songs feature dueling acoustic guitars, scratchy blues-influenced hooks, and power vocals. Clearly there's a Led Zeppelin thing going on, but they also remind me of Blind Melon (remember the bee girl from the No Rain video?) and they have a little bit of a Queens of the Stone Age sound as well. These three tracks will definitely have you singing along in your highest registers.
Can't Keep No Good Boy Down - YouTube won't let me embed the video, but here's the link.
Everything You're Breathing For
When I Was An Orphan - Live from the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ
I love music. I love discovering new music and sharing it with others. I also can't cook. That's just gravy.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Pinback - Sweet Rock
Pinback isn't new, but you may not have heard about them, so I'm posting to illuminate you. Pinback makes a melodic brand of rock. It's a distinctive sound that soothes and provokes at the same time. The band they most evoke for me is Lou Barlow (of Sebadoh)'s group, The Folk Implosion (and the New Folk Implosion). If you like these tunes, also check out Pinback singer/guitarist Rob Crow's solo stuff, in particular Living Well.
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