First up
from Boston, MA comes the full-length debut album from the alternative,
post-punk band You People. The new album titled "Dropouts" was
released in December on CD, LP & cassette. It features ten energetic
tracks, beginning with "Deliver Me Home," which kicks thing off with
its high-energy sound. The album continues with the grunge-like, rawness
of "Jokes" and the punk-energy of "You People's Court." They deliver a
heavy metal like sound with "Billy Joel (Audience On Fire)," before
returning to their punk roots on "Walkin' Home." The album closes with
the high-powered rocker "Space Is Free." To find out more about You
People and their latest release "Dropouts," please visit their Facebook
page at facebook.com/youpeopleandyourmusic.
Next up
is the debut album from the Australian duo of Andrew Bonnici and Andrew
Alves, better known as Hook Turns. Their latest release titled "Night
Shift" was released back in October and delivers the charm of being
finessed by the wonderful song-writing of Bonnici. The new ten-song
release begins with the relaxed opener "First Sun" as the music and
melody are a breeze to follow. They slow the tempo down gracefully on
"Same Old Mess" and "Not A Sound" as their sound bringing together
elements of folk, country and soft rock music. The quiet acoustics of
"If I Can Make It Home" keep you on their deep sonic journey, before
finishing the album with the gentle folk delivery of "Better Days" and
the six-minute plus journey of "Las Manos," which features some truly
amazing songwriting. To find out more about Hook Turns and their latest
release "Night Shift," please visit hookturns.bandcamp.com.
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