Surrealized Surrealized EP By Greg Lehman Surrealized have more grooves and hooks than an entire season of Dangerous Catch. Their self-titled EP reconstructs five of the best tracks from their…
The Lonely H – Concrete Class The Control Group Records By Greg Lehman Touring agrees with these guys. Having spent most of their recent lifetime in a van, Concrete Class…
Having seen Seeing Blind a few times over the years, I was surprised at how well they captured their live sound on Greatly Entertained. Although the album, their second full release, is far from their studio masterpiece, it lives up to the title and is quite “entertaining.”
Greg Lehman – Kimo Muraki is a Seattle rock star whose name may not be familiar to you. Like many good musicians, he lends out his talent to a multitude of projects that pique his interest. You see, Kimo is the secret weapon who gives bands an extra edge. He’s the dude in the corner of the ring who tells the boxer which punches to throw.
Greg Lehman – A fun, sloppy rock mess. That’s what I’d call the New Faces’ Two Years album.
Sometimes sounding like The Editors, The Strokes, Interpol, The Hives and always The Clash, this eleven track album is as catchy as the common cold. These Port Townsend boys haven’t necessarily created the most original sound, but some albums aren’t made for breaking new ground.
