The net, just like the media is filled with the same mundane musical garbage day in and day out. I figured that since I can’t find more than a few decent music and mp3 blogs online, that I’d create one of my own. I am multi eargasmic, so expect Indie, Trip Hop, Grindcore, Emo, Hip Hop, Pop, Metal, Reggae, Experimental, Punk, Folk or any genre that’s still undefined! That having been said, I urge all artists to
with interview requests, mp3 singles that I can post, tour dates or any juicy gossip that you should probably keep to yourself. Now…On to the music!
I finally got a chance to dive into the very very very long awaited new Brand New record. To be honest, there is so much mediocre music out there that it’s hard to get excited about new artists that fizzle out as quickly as they came. It’s even harder to get excited about the ever-so-frequently-rushed follow-up records that never seem to top the previous ones. It’s down right impossible to get excited about a record that follows a masterpiece like Deja Entendu. Wait a sec, this is Brand New we’re talking about. Excitement is in the air!
On a side note, for those of you who haven’t heard Brand New’s Deja Entendu, do yourself a favor and purchase it now. It’s a record that will happily live in your iPods for a very long time.
Brand New has given us another masterpiece with their follow-up, The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me. The melodies are rich, the lyrics are deep, and the issues of life, death, suicide, faith, and love are written in blood all over the liner notes. Brand New takes the daunting task of natural progression and makes it look as easy as a walk in the park. There are a few spots toward the second half of the album where the momentum slows up a bit, but tracks like Jesus Christ and Sowing Season (Yeah) will definitely carry this alternative rock quartet back into the limelight, if the demons inside don’t get to them first.