Maynard James Keenan is pushing the limits after turning 60 this year.
Really getting into Fantastic Cats. Both albums are great. I call it Americana Pop. They are playing a free concert August 7th in Woodbridge.Saw Brian Dunne open for Lissie in a little church in Montclair a couple years ago. Outpost in the Burbs I think it was called.
Phenomenal talent. I got to talk to him in the lobby for a good while as he was peddling his albums. I have his entire catalog up to Selling Things signed. Hopefully one day he breaks out. In the past he'd be as sure a thing as you could get but this generation of popular radio doesn't understand real talent. He's also a member of a 'Super Group' called Fantastic Cats.
Funny these guys are mentioned in the next post. I saw them open for The Struts at The Pony awhile back. Good band with really catchy tunes but the singer does this thing with his voice every other line of every single song that grates on me for some reason and once you hear it you can't unhear it and wind up listening for it. If you go to see them pay attention to the keyboard player. He's a scene stealer on stage as well as the videos. He gets into it.
That's cool. Good luck to them.My son's band's new song, just released today. He is a Rutgers student and very active in the basement music scene. Please give it a click if you don't mind.
Nope.New album out by Lake Street Dive called “Good Together”. This song is called “Dance With A Stranger”:
Yes, recently introduced through the algorithm and I approve.
Great song.Altrok continues to deliver with great new music. Nada Surf, from NYC, made a splash in the mid-1990's with the song Popular, but did not have much success after that.
Fantastic song--like the jangly guitar, a bit reminiscent of The Smithereens:
You're pretty fly for a white guy.I was just about to post this, been hearing it recently on DHA, really growing on me.