From Boston comes the third release titled "Black Box" from the
alternative pop band, Air Traffic Controller (ATC). They have been
featured on NPR's "Hot 100" list and performed at Billboard's "Hot 100"
festival. They recently won the New England Music Award for best video
for their song "The House" and their new album is receiving rave
reviews. The new twelve-song release begins with with the clap-stomp
rhythmic, pop beats of "People Watching" as singer/songwriter Dave
Maunro takes the lead vocals. Fellow singer/songwriter Casey Sullivan
showcases her vocal talents on the insanely addictive alt-pop of
"Phantom." ATC bring all the elements of rock and pop together perfectly
for "The House," while "What You Do To My Soul" brings out the band's
early folk vibes. The duo of Maunro and Sullivan duet on the uptempo,
Amercana-pop of "Water Falls," before things slow down for the acoustic
folk of "Island." To find out more about Air Traffic Controller and
their latest release "Black Box, please visit airtrafficcontrollermusic.com.
From deep in the northwest comes the sophomore album from LTTRS titled
"Worlds We Roam." It features ten tracks (plus two hidden tracks) that
deals around the concept of DC comics characters. Beginning with "Man Of
Tomorrow," this hard rock/grunge tune refers to Vandal Savage, while
the alternative rock of "Hey! Mr. Wilson" deals with the assassin
Deathstroke. Jesse Lawson (Sleeping With Sirens) lends a hand on the
intense hard rock love story between Harley Quinn and The Joker in
"Frances," while the more pop/rock oriented "Elapsed Ascend" and
"Elapsed Descend" revolve around The Flash. The album finishes with the
songs "Legacy," referring to a discussion between Batman and his son
Damian, which features Mike Herrera (MXPX) and the guitar buzzing
alt-rock of "The Hooded Enigma" about the villain The Red Hood. The
bonus tracks feature an acoustic version of "Frances" and a 30-second
reading of "The Wilderness." To find out more about LTTRS and their
latest release "Worlds We Roam," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/lettersmusic.
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