It's no wonder Marc Bianchi, aka Her Space Holiday, has been given the opportunity to work with the likes of Bright Eyes, American Analog Set, REM, The Faint and others. This album represents a fun and reflective side of a man who has the ability to put you into a momentary state of bliss. "The Weight of The World" will be making you think, "Is this the way I am suppose to feel? Oh, I feel just wonderful!" On "You and Me" it's as if Bianchi invited the Tosca Strings along to be scooped up by the big dipper to play among the stars and simple pinhole lyrics.
It would be almost impossible not to enjoy the reverse slow motion carrousel ride that illuminates "The Good People of Everywhere". One song is a little out of place; "A Match Made in Texas" which is a rootsy, funky floating hayride of a song that may have been originally intended as B-side. The only setback is the return value, how many times would you really want to take this ride alone? This should make it a perfect lounging background track for the after party. Her Space Holiday's latest is for future fans of a much softer Modest Mouse, and maybe a more sober, less effected Eels.
BandsFreak ParadeThursday, 03 September 2009 | Joe BodiaPrague-based power-pop band and cult favorites Freak Parade have completed the recording of their long-awaited third CD, entitled All Lovers Are Traitors, includes 11 tracks of brand new material plus one bonus track (a punked up English-language... Click to Continue...
Sounds likeBON JOVI One Wild NightFriday, 21 November 2008 | Keith Kirchner
LISTEN-Dig out your favorite denim jacket and faded Skid Row 1989 tour shirt. Slip them on and ruffle your hair. Because it's gonna be a wild one! Um...yeah. Hilarious and non-threatening, the highlight, of a cover of I Don't Like... Click to Continue...
Sounds likeLCD SOUNDSYSTEM Sound of SilverTuesday, 28 July 2009 | Joe Bodia
His futuristic vision of '80s synth-punk wave continues to tunnel forward even as he looks back towards New Order and Joy Division.
And it's not just party music for scuffing your pointy boots and splitting your skinny jeans to; 'North American... Click to Continue...