MP3 Low Water - Who Said That Life Is Over?
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Damn good music from Brooklyn.
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Americana, ROCK: Progressive Rock
Details:
"Refreshingly straightforward in all aspects, "Who Said..." defies its Williamsburg roots as the hottest anti-hipster record this year. Honest, working mans poetry-style lyrics are married via singable, catchy melodies to good, old-fashioned laid- back rock and roll. With perfectly imperfect instrumentation and raspy, earnest vocals, each of Low Waters expertly- written indie-pop songs rocks, and rocks honestly. Oh - and definitely check this one out on headphones - its the best (and only) way to catch all the wicked-cool recording nuances. Beautiful. Just beautiful."
- Kevin Keating, Origivation Magazine
"Low Water are brilliant lyricists and engaging rockers ...dozens of lyrical gems surface throughout the record, as well as a nice variety of studio bells and whistles that color each song... 'House in the City' is a standout..."
- Ben Krieger, JezebelMusic.com
"Their laid-back rock, full of slow guitar riffs and supported by John Leitera's rough vocals is a perfect prelude to the last long weekend of summer."
- S. Davis, The Deli
"... strong songs with accessable lyrics, memorable melodies and solid guitar riffs."
- Sara Baumberger, AM New York
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Americana, ROCK: Progressive Rock
Details:
"Refreshingly straightforward in all aspects, "Who Said..." defies its Williamsburg roots as the hottest anti-hipster record this year. Honest, working mans poetry-style lyrics are married via singable, catchy melodies to good, old-fashioned laid- back rock and roll. With perfectly imperfect instrumentation and raspy, earnest vocals, each of Low Waters expertly- written indie-pop songs rocks, and rocks honestly. Oh - and definitely check this one out on headphones - its the best (and only) way to catch all the wicked-cool recording nuances. Beautiful. Just beautiful."
- Kevin Keating, Origivation Magazine
"Low Water are brilliant lyricists and engaging rockers ...dozens of lyrical gems surface throughout the record, as well as a nice variety of studio bells and whistles that color each song... 'House in the City' is a standout..."
- Ben Krieger, JezebelMusic.com
"Their laid-back rock, full of slow guitar riffs and supported by John Leitera's rough vocals is a perfect prelude to the last long weekend of summer."
- S. Davis, The Deli
"... strong songs with accessable lyrics, memorable melodies and solid guitar riffs."
- Sara Baumberger, AM New York
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