The orchestral, indie-rock band Freedom Baby recently released their new album titled "How You'll Grow." It features only 4-tracks, but is full of meaning and purpose. The opening song "When We Go" begins with a simple melody that will fill your ears as the entire band pours their hearts into the music. The album continues with the alternative pop tones of "My Force" and "The Stranger," before finishing with the gentle, laid-back melody of "Drag The Lake." To find out more about Freedom Baby and their latest release "How You'll Grow," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/freedombabyband.
Next, from Charlottesville, Virginia comes the self-titled release from The Can-Do Attitude. It features nine-tracks, beginning with the energetic, acoustic punk rock of "Good For You" and the swinging, rockabilly feel of "Modern Girl." The album continues with the raw folk appeal of "Make Some Money" and the reckless, punk-edginess of "Anonymous Son," before closing the album with the monotone delivery of "Popcorn" and the gentle acoustic instrumental "Good For Us (Reprise)." To find out more about The Can-Do Attitude and their latest self-titled release, please visit thecan-doattitude.com.
From Chicago comes the sophomore release from garage/punk rockers Vamos. Their new album titled "1~2~3" features 14-tracks that play out like one complete piece of work, divided into three different chapters. Beginning with the sonic feedback of "1," the music really gets going with the up-tempo, energetic romp of "Outsiders" and the pounding drums and strumming guitars of "I Don't Care." After another short 40-second musical interlude, things kick back into high-gear with the steady climb of "Boring" and the raw, grunge-like tone of "Creeper." The third short musical piece, leads into the more classic hard rock approach of "Force Of Nature." Vamos closes out their new album with the reckless, punk-rock attack of "Do Wanna." To find out more about Vamos and their latest release "1~2~3," please visit thisisvamos.com.
On the horizon is the new album from Bruce Forman titled "Junkyard Duo." It features 29, experimental tracks played on some uncommon instruments like suitcases and stuff found in the junkyard. The songs range in length from 45-seconds to just over two-minutes as the music has a jazzy feel. Listening to these tunes, you can really appreciate the work of Jake Reed and Jay Bellerose as they work with Bruce to expand their sound beyond the conventional instrumentation. One of album's longest tracks is "Tinder Lee," which has the band finding their way around, testing the different tones of each item. The album closes with the six-minute, Pink Floydian soundscape of "Whale I Needed Suite" as Bruce Forman finishes the album off with an instrumental piece that will leave you wanting more. Please check out bruceforman.com to find out more about Bruce Forman and his latest release "Junkyard Duo."
Arriving in early April on the FiXT label is a new remix by Moscow music producer Gydra of the song "Enemy" by Blue Stahli. The song is an early release from the upcoming Blue Stahl album of remixes due later this year. The new remix of the song keeps the hard rock rhythm of the original song, but with electronic dance beats to keep up the song's energy. Gydra keeps it simple without the need for extras. Another new release on the FiXT label is the debut single from the electronic-rock project The Anix. The song, "Fight The Future" is a mix of synthesizers and melodic rock that gives the music a progressive rock appeal. Look for The Anix to release their new album this Fall. Lastly we arrive at a new remix by the eastern European band, Raizer of Circle Of Dust's song "Outside In." The song will appear on the new Circle Of Dust remix album "Machines Of Our Disgrace" arriving later this year. The beats are intense as the vocals carry an alternative-pop tone to them. To find out more about the FiXT label and these new releases, please visit fixtonline.com.
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