Never Content
I do not normally do pimping posts, but a former coworker of mine, one who sang in my choir for a while, just released an album: The Never Content
She's been promising an album for years. In fact, I first asked her when her album would be out six years ago (I just looked that up--jeez, that's a long time) when I went to her band's show in one of the most ill-advised excursions of my life. It started with seeing X-Men 3, and then going to this show, which didn't end its sound check until midnight, and I had a bad stomach bug, so getting home on the subway at three AM was possibly the worst I've felt in my life, but ANYWAY. It is a good band.
The album sounds most like Emiliana Torrini's first album Love in the Time of Science. It's in that electronica, Massive Attack type of style. (Amazon calls it dance pop, but...not really?) You can hear extended clips on iTunes, but if you like that type of music at all, this is really good. I've been listening to it almost continuously since I downloaded it.
She's been promising an album for years. In fact, I first asked her when her album would be out six years ago (I just looked that up--jeez, that's a long time) when I went to her band's show in one of the most ill-advised excursions of my life. It started with seeing X-Men 3, and then going to this show, which didn't end its sound check until midnight, and I had a bad stomach bug, so getting home on the subway at three AM was possibly the worst I've felt in my life, but ANYWAY. It is a good band.
The album sounds most like Emiliana Torrini's first album Love in the Time of Science. It's in that electronica, Massive Attack type of style. (Amazon calls it dance pop, but...not really?) You can hear extended clips on iTunes, but if you like that type of music at all, this is really good. I've been listening to it almost continuously since I downloaded it.