“Rock” Reviews

Most of the album makes you realize how cool Tom Jones is in his later years.

When a CD is this unfocused, it’s a sure thing the review ain’t going to be glowing.

I hear a band with the talent and skill to be more than what they are, but instead, settling for a sound that doesn’t do their lyrics justice.

In the end I couldn’t enjoy this for what it was, regardless of whether I ever figured out what that was.

You’re left with an EP that sounds like nothing more than a bar band covering old ’80s classics.

Bamboo Grove’s music falls squarely into that style of melodic, groove-oriented pop that’s normally reserved for the likes of the Dave Matthews Band.

If you like indie/emo with a little rock and some added instrumental depth thrown in for good measure, you may enjoy it too.

Throughout the record, one gets the feeling that Huffamoose is just trying too hard to sound cooler than their music.

This is a must-hear record if you want a truly different type of pop.

He describes his music as a a little bit of folk, a bit of blues, and a lot of pop and rock.

Though hundreds of miles from the ocean, Los Straitjackets echo the feel of rushing waves hovering over your head in their impressive debut.