SEARCH |
|
|
|
BROWSE BY |
|
- Artists
- Labels
- Formats
- Styles
- Mid prices
- Last items
- LP
- 10in
- 7in
- Mandaï Gift Vouchers
|
|
NEWSLETTER |
|
- Subscribe
|
|
LOGIN |
|
Sign in or Register.
|
|
CONCERTS |
|
05/07/2025 Fabiola @ Bluebird Festival | 23/08/2025 River Into Lake @ La Carrière Festival | 31/08/2025 Zu @ Belvédère | 31/08/2025 Radiator Pirelmans @ Belvédère | 01/09/2025 Zu @ Le Botanique | 23/09/2025 Fabiola @ La Source Beer & Co. |
More concerts ... |
|
NEWS |
|
10/06/2025 We've restocked some releases from Sub Rosa. | 02/06/2025 US Maple's Long Hair in Three Stages LP will be in stock in some days. | 29/05/2025 Expect new releases in a few days | 11/05/2025 New releases are online |
More news ... |
|
FEEDBACKS |
|
d... (Finland)
Everything was very well done, thanks!...
|
U... (Italy)
Super nice people, passionate and friend...
|
D... (Belgium)
Five star seller. Fast shipment, very fr...
|
More feedbacks ... |
|
DESCRIPTION |
|  | HOUSTON Bottom of the curve Label : 54°40'orFight! Format : CD Style : Rock Availability : Out of stock
| | | | Description : | Let's start with the puzzlingly familiar sonorities of Jeff Halland's sweet voice. Pitch perfect, with great control and strength, Halland's vocal chords phrase words and sound notes in a manner vaguely of not only Allen Epley (The Life and Times and formerly of Shiner) but - dare we say it, oh fickle would-be listener - of the singer of Night Ranger or Loverboy. Dunno, 'cause it's been so long since we've heard those bands (no, really!), but wow, this guy can sing. And seriously: What's wrong with that? Not a damn thing. Just ask Sister Christian. Thankfully, when Houston tones down the bombardment their raucous guitar/drums/bass attack brings aplenty, the slow songs - the ballads, if you will - have grit to go with their beauty, some sweat with the bitter lyrical lament and down tempo mood. Houston is massive, a bumble bee on growth hormone buzzing into a megaphone nestled against your eardrum. Influenced as much by Molly McGuire, Shiner, and Shellac, as much as Queens of the Stone Age, Jawbox, AC/DC, Sabbath, Zeppelin, etc., they're proudly Midwestern, and inherent in that is a work ethic that keeps them touring and bringing it nightly.
|
|
|