A fan of the Hopesfall sound would notice their ubiquitous mixture of dissonance and melody ? interlocking complicated changes in mood as well as key. Think somewhere between Thursday, Cave In and Poison The Well mixed with influences in contemporary rock. Vocalist Jay Forrest combines deep throated growls within layers of sweet sounding vocals to bring new depths to the music of ?The Satellite Years?. The intricate guitar work is matched by no other band in the genre. Hopesfall set themselves above the ?h...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. "Double 7" of rad, rad bands covering Blowtops songs, a kickass swamp horrorpunk band that is ten years old now. It's a who's who of garage rock: Jay Reatard guitar punks up "Venoms Victims Wine," sounding in between The Reatards and his solo stuff, Tractor Sex Fatality gives their own spooky brand of weirdness to "Judas Order," Violent Lovers Club (which is Odie from the Baseball Furies) gives a great '70s moody vibe with "Phone Call from a Corpse" that's very different from the Furies, The ...   [ read more ]

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