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Birmingham ( BIR ) - United Kingdom
Joined : November 17, 2008
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First off, I would like to say that if I heard 'No One Comes (close to you)' on the radio in the top 10 I wouldnt be shocked. It wouldnt be my favourite song, but without a doubt it sounds like potential chart material. It has a hook that had the song in my head all day.
The other thing I found impressive was that I often only like music after hearing the songs at least 3 times, but right away I knew No One Comes (close to you) was good enough for my playlist, and potentially putting the others in!
The album quality isn't bad, but may potentially take away from the music, though this wouldnt lose you marks on here... but I think with a professionally recorded album there is a chance it could do really well.
I like the quite peaceful style rock music, I think it suits you well.
This is a band I will keep an eye on in future.
- as I was writing this, I added track 1 to my playlist too.
I have been really enjoying listening to Superheroes of Science. The first song I noticed was Dr Robotnik. It made me laugh out loud, and was also catchy. It went right into my playlist.
The songs are all amusing and catchy. I really like Wondermachines and Oh My Beautiful Problem Child. I have also put Call Them X in my playlist.
The only reason I havn't rated the album higher is because although the songs generally sound like they have been worked on by all people, and have the same feel (which is impressive for a worldwide music collabaration), some parts seem to just step over the line of professional-but-light-hearted, and I would find it hard to seriously put this on while my friends were over.
I will definetly be looking out for the next album!
Great sounding guitar album. It's not the kind of thing I usualy go for, but I'm glad I had a listen. Excuse my computer game references, but the first track, A Lomos del Dragon Blanco, wouldn't sound out of place on Guitar Hero. The second track, El Desierto de Colores, could sit nicely with Nobuo Uematsu's instrumentals, which is am impressive feat.
Great to listen to in the background, while driving, or with full concentration. Suitable for pretty much any time.
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