| Search Results | Your search for "Now It's Overhead" produced 13 result(s): |
![]()
"Fronted by Andy LeMaster (who has worked with Bright Eyes) and featuring members of Azure Ray, it would seem that Now It's Overhead is full of potential. They draw from a vast array of influences and produce a sound similar to the Cure, My Bloody Valentine, Depeche Mode, and Spiritualized. LeMaster has a unique voice that will calm listeners and that works well with the music, which is breathy, full, and yet retains its ability to be airy as well. Now It's Overhead definitely provides a unique atmosphere ... [ read more ]
CD $15.99
Other people also bought:
Her Space Holiday Manic Expressive, Ides of Space There Are No New Clouds, Spoon Girls Can Tell
![]()
At once celebratory, frustrated, and heartbreaking, this music is diverse without being stylistically inconsistent. From dark, beat-driven sensuality to bright, country-tinged melodies, the band's epic tones and distinctive vocals provide threads of unity that run throughout. Michael Stipe and Conor Oberst contribute guest vocals. "NIO has a space-rock style pop that makes you want to float away on their dreamy choruses" --Law Of Inertia.
CD $15.99
Other people also bought:
Blonde Redhead Misery Is a Butterfly , Modest Mouse Good News For People Who Love Bad News , TV on the Radio Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes
![]()
Now It's Overheard has more than once evoked the term "dreamy". This record is no exception; it's awash in the band's signature moody layers and wall of guitar. But if the previous two records were dreamlike, Dark Light Daybreak is more akin to waking up. Songs range from stark to symphonic, buoyant to tragic. The range of drumming and the variations of vocals shine through, adding to each song the expertise of musicians who stand back, listen, then bring exactly what needs to be there. Dark Light Daybreak... [ read more ]
CD $13.99
Other people also bought:
The Album Leaf In a Safe Place , Dirty Pretty Things Waterloo To Anywhere, Magnolia Electric Co. Fading Trails