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These Words – New Singles

by on Jun.13, 2011, under Music/Artist Review

Pr_pics_proTime Wasters and Last Year are the new singles from the band “These Words.” Haven’t heard of them? Well maybe “The Cafe Kids” is familiar. Either way, these English rockers have been making music and tantalizing ears with their melodies and relatable lyrics since 2007.  The name change is a recent thing and Niall Everitt (vocals) explains that it “was long overdue. The change from The Cafe Kids to These Words isn’t revolutionary. It’s a revision. We’re growing up and learning. We’re slowly finding our niche – our rung on the ladder.” Other members include  David Holmes (drums),  Sam Bendall (bass) and Rich Beech (guitar).

Along with the name change they have recently left their label and have stated that a music video will be released once a month. Beech explained in 247, that “Right now everybody is talking about how great the internet is, how it empowers the musician. Bands have completely overlooked the fact that it empowers the music fan as well. When I go on the internet, I want to hear a song I haven’t heard before, or discover a new band. There’s so much out there, why would fans choose to listen to the same album every day? Well we can’t release a song every day, but we’re pretty sure we can release one every month, so that’s what we’re going to do, and they’re all going to be better than the last!”

And with that, on to the music!

Last Year - Single, These WordsLast Year starts slow and what may have you thinking of a ‘Debbie Downer’ song, but it quickly changes into up-beat and reflective. A song about how things can change during a year; going from a recent breakup, to hanging out with friends and the start of a new relationship. The catchy, fast-paced melodies will have you getting ready for a night full of possibilities.

Time Wasters - Single, These WordsTime Wasters is a take it or leave it type of song. I can spot a time waster a half a year a way/so if you’re not in here to buy something/ then I can’t let you stay; are lyrics that everyone can relate too and yell out loud. All four come together musically, each playing off each other and just making quality songs that speak to a wide audience.

These guys are talented and I’m thankful for Twitter, otherwise I might not have heard about them for another four more years. Looking forward to the next song guys! Keep it up and everyone else, tune in and follow them on Twitter, Youtube or just check into their Website. Purchase their singles on itunes and enjoy the music videos!

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Jamaica – No Problem

by on Apr.07, 2011, under Music/Artist Review

Let’s just start this post the way it needs to…YOU WILL LOVE EVERY SECOND OF THIS ALBUM! Just buy it and tell me I’m wrong. Do you know why I make that statement because you won’t. When I first heard the name Jamaica not knowing the group I thought what you did…reggae. Jamaica is an amazing new band from France that you will never believe is from France. Their rock/funk style reminiscent of 80′s rock bands will have you pumping your fist like a rock star  and dance at the same time. The band’s high energy song combined with fun lyrics make them unstoppable. The bands new album “No Problem” comes out tomorrow and is nothing short of a perfect album. The album is no stop fun from beginning to end and you’ll love it.

 

 

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Sniper Rifle Music Review Podcast

by on Apr.01, 2011, under Interview, Music News, Music/Artist Review, Review Rewind

Alright guys we are starting to pick up some great interviews and decided to create a podcast in iTunes. The podcast will cover our interviews over the coming years as well as music discussions with the writers. We will be talking about new and old music with guys with a wide range of musical tastes. Some of the topics we have already started talking about in a feature podcast are off the wall. Check us out by clicking on this link and subscribing to the podcast.

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Afterlife Parade – Interview

by on Mar.24, 2011, under Interview

We got the chance to talk to Quinn Erwin from Afterlife Parade last week and had a great time. We got a really insight to the bands origins and how he arrived at this point in his life. We hope you enjoy the interview and leave us a comment. You can pick up the band’s album “Death” in iTunes.

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