There’s some parts where the band all comes in kind of jangly, and there’s some parts where the guy just does his thing; it doesn’t ever make sense, but it doesn’t ever not make sense either. The progression is intuitive and so, so beautiful. One of Cinnamon’s all-time favorites.
He was a hostage of Looooooooove! Make an appointment with the Unsatisfied for that kind of rock that you want to play really loud from the stereo of a pre-1995 car. But don’t let this band near your wife
Legendary Asheville rockers get unplugged a little, emoting rhythmically in this little singalong number. It makes us excited for the upcoming album.
A band whose recordings suggest a big, big live presence. These chords and melody are very Right Now, and Daddies pulls it off with so much style and ease that we think maybe all the other very-2019 bands are copying them.
He has a high country kind of yodeling voice and the kind of sincerity that only someone who was once a serious child could muster. We’d be the belles of the ball if Jesus were queer 👍
Live from the Bronx. Glockenspiel. Cinnamon’s trip. EMF. (Follow us on Facebook! Instagram! Twitter! And lots of stuff about these and other bands, including artist interviews, is at www.hlycrp.com.)
So this actually happened last night. “Band A” was playing at a dive bar on Saturday night, and the bass guitar player was singing about “your mom” (the song is actually called “your mom”), and two women approached the stage. One of the women lowered the top of her t-shirt, suggestively and slightly inappropriately, but not a full flash, and asked him to autograph her chest.
This is what I need to do for “Band A” – the band that I am currently “Murraying” – just sell their art. It’s that simple. There’s this guy “Andy” in the band – there’s always an “Andy” in the band – whose been asking what am I actually doing?