I haven’t given this much of a listen but it sounds promising. It’s fairly low key, but has an aggressive pop-punk edge.
Nohand Suicide - Get Over
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Nohand Suicide – Get OverPosted April 6th, 2010 by Cole Faulkner in Acoustic, Pop-Punk | One comment |
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Alexander Hudjohn – Acreage EPPosted March 28th, 2010 by Cole Faulkner in Acoustic, Folk-Punk | No comments yet.Former Anchor Arms member Alexander Hudjohn has just released his debut EP, Acreage. It’s a great little slice of country punk (actually, that’s an understatement, these tracks take a really epic, powerful stance, perfect for the EP’s narrative style), and even features an appearance by one of my favourite vocalists Jay Northington (of Nothington). It’s almost like a stripped down combination of Murder By Death and Ghoultown, only with no need for any of the novelty genre stuff. Great stuff worth checkout out. Alexander Hudjohn – Acreage EP
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Mike Hale – Lives Like ThesePosted March 5th, 2010 by Cole Faulkner in Acoustic | No comments yet.Mike Hale was and is part of now defunct punk rock band Gunmoll as well as the alive and well rock band In The Red. All of his work in various genres is always up to an extremely high quality, making Mike Hale one of the most well rounded musicians I can think of. But not only is he an amazing musician in a band, but he’s also one of the best solo acoustic artists in recent memory.Lives Like These is his second solo outing, and damn, is it ever great. Thankfully, with a little persuasion from Suburban Home Records management, Hale agreed to release his new album for free, with the hopes that those who love the album will donate through the website. edit: I wrote that all last year, I think I my have been a tad overly enthusiastic, but it’s still a good release none the less Mike Hale – Lives Like These
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He Is We – Old DemosPosted February 21st, 2010 by Bobby Gorman in Acoustic, Indie | One commentTacoma, WA duo He Is We were the number one unsigned band on PureVolume in 2009 and is considered to be one of the fastest growing bands online ever, with 1.5 million plays on PureVolume alone.. Trevor Kelly and Rachel Taylor have been writing songs together for over four years now; they’ve now compiled those songs into one compilation to give away to their loyal internet following. The collection is called Old Demos and can be downloaded at bandcamp.
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The Lives of Famous Men – Sunshine EPPosted February 10th, 2010 by Cole Faulkner in Acoustic, Pop-Punk | One commentAnother free EP offered exclusively at absolutepunk.net finally surfaces, and this time the band has a sophisticatedly funny name and isn’t just another faceless emo group. Sure, the songs all have a similar acoustic feel, but they’re stripped down in such a way that makes them oddly enjoyable. Don’t be discouraged by the squeaky clean album art, with Sunshine, The Lives of Famous Men have a rough and unpolished edge that makes them stand out from the pack. The Lives of Famous Men – Sunshine EP
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Josh Woodward – The Simple LifePosted February 10th, 2010 by Cole Faulkner in Acoustic | No comments yet.Ok, change of pace guys, here’s something really nice and mellow. If you like Matt Pryor then you’ll also love this. There are lots of acoustic tracks with little flourishes like accordions and banjos, and a bunch of almost folk-like songs. Sure the album is waaaaay too long (it’s actually two discs), but taken in small doses it provides some really calming background music, or a nice addition to a playlist.
Josh Woodward – The Simple Life
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