Taken on its own accord as a snapshot of a band's career, Causing a Catastrophe -- Live is a bit lackluster on several fronts. What comes through loud and clear via big guitars and screaming fans is Flickerstick's rock star posturing. For at this mark, they are a young band, though not a bad band. They simply lack the artistic finesse and musical diversity of a more well-seasoned group, such as U2, R.E.M., or even Counting Crows. No doubt that will come with more experience and a few ego bruises. Judging b...   [ read more ]

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Taken on its own accord as a snapshot of a band's career, Causing a Catastrophe -- Live is a bit lackluster on several fronts. What comes through loud and clear via big guitars and screaming fans is Flickerstick's rock star posturing. For at this mark, they are a young band, though not a bad band. They simply lack the artistic finesse and musical diversity of a more well-seasoned group, such as U2, R.E.M., or even Counting Crows. No doubt that will come with more experience and a few ego bru...   [ read more ]

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Macavity was bred out of the Dallas suburbs and collectively meshed their ideas and aspirations into an amalgam of "post-hardcore-emo-modern-space-pop-rock." A lot of people need labels to define a sound, but Macavity thinks that "music is music" and the next new catch phrase does not clearly describe their sound. Over the past two years, Macavity has taken their sound to many new heights ranging from "balls to the walls" rock 'n roll to powerful infectious spaced out melodies. With a median age of 19 this...   [ read more ]

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