The Feel - Feel - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2015 EP from the native Angeleno four-piece. Scuzzy, slanted guitar interplay, a little grrrlish swagger, flashes of raw emotion and a cement chip of punk attitude propel these songs directly to your dome and down the brain stem. Kinetic, omnivorous, and easy to get stuck in the noggin, Feels has charm and grit to spare and is pushed deeper into the red, weird wilds by Ty Segall’s home-cooked production.

You can count the number of bands who've stayed together for almost 30 years on two hands, and you can use just one to count those who've consistently released quality material for the duration of those almost three decades. The Bouncing Souls enter that esteemed category, and in keeping with their D.I.Y. roots, they've done it without a major tag, corporate radio, MTV, or teen magazine pinups. The Bouncing Souls are nothing short of a legacy, and with their new InchSimplicityInch they're showing just why they've become one of the most respected and appreciated punk bands of all time. For their newest album, InchSimplicityInch, The Bouncing Souls headed back into the studio with John Seymour (who previously produced InchHow I Spent My Summer VacationInch and InchAnchors AweighInch) to craft their highly anticipated new album. Simplicity is easily the band's strongest, most anthemic material to date. The Bouncing Souls will be on tour all year to support the , as well as headlining major festivals around the world. With over twenty eight years behind these legends from the Garden State, there's a lot more still to come.

Neeme Järvi - Symphony 3 in E Dala Rhapsody [COMPACT DISCS] date 01/14/1993