Positive Reviews

Hello guys! I hope you had a good week and you are ready for some new music for your ears! This week I’ve got acquainted with a very unique music from Father John Misty. My colleague from work suggested to check his work and album I love you, H oneybear quickly jumped on my speakers. As soon as I started to play the title song I was enjoying it. Father John Misty is a pseudonym of Josh Tillman. This 38 year-old musician/producer has started his career in 2004 and since then he’s been working with many artist across whole USA. The album we talk about today is a second under Father John Misty moniker. All song are very approachable and are combination of folk, rock and electronic music. Many tunes could be without an effort on top of many charts, not only in the United States. You can’t say a bad word about level of production and craftsmanship of this album. All beats sound crispy, guitars are warm and sloted perfectly with other instruments. Josh Tilman’s vocal is warm and ...

Band with that unique name appeared on my research for a new post. How could I pass the opportunity to check what kind of music is hiding beneath this name. To my suspire I spent next 35 minutes in a very positive and groovy mood. Their debut album starts with an unorthodox “DDD-BMT”. Short but great song for an intro but with so surprising lyrics, that you can’t be sure if these five British guys take it seriously. Next songs take us in a roller-coaster of happy upbeat songs and romantic ballads. As it was a golden era for bands like the Beatles you can hear harmonised vocal that closely reminds of that Liverpool’s band. Getting further in the album, we can hear “All I Want to Do” is a very catchy song which has a great vibe. Tambourine, simple guitar and easy to remember lyrics make this song one of my favourite. “Frustration” brings a bit different style, that could be associated with other great British band, Rolling Stones. Especially the way the vocalist is singing, he...