From southern New Hampshire comes the latest release from the
psychedelic rock band Almanac Mountain titled "Cryptoseismology." The
new eleven-song release begins with the spaced-out rock adventure "My
Favorite Day (Is Someday)," before heading into the eighties-pop tones
of "One Weird Trick (Receding Care Line)." They create a fake beer
commercial before returning with the atmospheric ballad "Lilac," which
begins with a call-in radio show, but leaves you loving this moody,
emotional piece of music. They return to the keyboard-friendly pop of
"Contingency Procedure" and continue with the synth-fueled soundscape of
"Incubator," before closing the album with the slow, psych-rock of
"Harborside." To find out more about Almanac Mountain and their latest
release "Cryptoseismology," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/Almanac-Mountain.
From Canada comes the latest release "The Best Is Behind You" from the
alternative rock band The Alpacas. The new eight-song release deals with
the passage of time as the band look to capture the energy of their
live performances in the studio. Beginning with "Artifacts," The Alpacas
inject a raw, punk-like hype into the song, before following with the
intense chorus of "Wax" that just lifts your spirits with the song's
energy. The band harmonies beautifully on the acoustic strumming ballad
of "The Best I Behind You," then pick the tempo back up with the quick
pace of "Mezzanine." The album wraps up with the classic punk-rock
appeal of "Comb My Hair" that should translate perfectly to the live
setting and then close with the quiet, country-like slide guitar strumming of
"Satellite." To find out more about The Alpacas and their latest release
"The Best Is Behind You," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/TheAlpacasBand.
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