Review Round Up 03/06/20

Defying The Righteous Way by Cardinals Folly (03/06/20)

Every fear years, Cardinals Folly comes along and graces with their fuzzy, fuzzy presence.

This band is exactly what any fan would want out of a stoner doom fuzz band. Their songs are long and meandering.

Every so often, when not paying attention, this great melodic solos just show up. This is a wholly shred free record. There might be some hammer-ons or pull offs, but don't be looking for any two handed tapping.

The singer is not that great, but  just perfect for the project. From time to time, he leaves his comfort zone and begins the howl growls.

There's very little growth or expansion to their sound, but they've kind of perfected it and I for one hope they keep it going strong for years to come.

Rating A- Bandcamp Facebook

LP Review: "Devolution : Decay" by Winter Deluge

Devolution : Decay

Last night I was discussing myself and why I feel like I'm pretty easy to get along with. My wife disagreed with large swaths of what my statements depicted.

That's life though isn't it?

It's so very hard to see ourselves for how we truly are. On the Anna Faris Podcast, Sharon Stone was talking about why it's so awful to admit that we're attractive.

Perhaps it's the American culture, but we are conditioned to either see ourselves in an idealized or demonized manner.

If it's so hard to understand precisely what the person we know the best is, how can we really look into anything else to see what they are. Communication is so encumbered, so hard. What if someone you're talking to isn't just an open book?