Showing posts with label Blues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blues. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Courtesy Tier Debuts New Video for the Song "Cold"

Brooklyn's Courtesy Tier debuted a video that was so good, I couldn't help but share.

Official Music Video for the song "Cold" by Courtesy Tier From the Holy Hot Fire EP 
Recorded and Produced by Jeff Berner at Galuminum Foil Studios in Brooklyn, NY
Available here: Courtesy Tier
Courtesy Tier is;  Omer Leibovitz - guitar/vocals Layton Weedeman - drums/vocals


Directed by - Cameron Zonfrilli & John Welsh III
Produced by - Cory Choy & Silver Sound http://silversound.us/
AD/Producer - Reed Adler
Editor - Adam Abada
Colorist - Vladimir Kucherov
Director of Photographer - Andres Cardona

Production Assistant - Evan Zonfrilli
Production Company - Parlay Films

Gaffer - Terra Gorman
Grip - Brian Patierno
Art/Props/Swing - Danielle Pruden
Art/Swing - Peter Dodenhoff
Hair & Makeup - Sabrina De La Torre
Playback/Swing - Louis Gordon & Alex Portilla

Filmed at Parlay Studios http://www.parlaystudios.com/

The Courtesy Tier  Official

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Sautrus - Kuelmaggah Mysticism: The Proloque EP

Every now and then we get a request for a review from outside of the country. The majority of which don't even seem to come close to matching the kind of material we cover here at United By Rocket Science. That said, when I first came across The Proloque EP from Sautrus I was not expecting much return on the bands download. Never mind the name, title or the fact that this came to me all the way from Poland. This complete "Out of Left Field" surprise is a complete gem and one of my most listened to EP's of the late year.

Kuelmaggah Mysticism offers four songs of sludgy,
Stoner Metal that also offers a good dash of bluesy, 70's Hard Rock debauchery. Weno's vocals are deep, soulful and bluesy while still holding down the Rock n' Roll fort. There are moments on "The Blackest Hole/Black Hole" that remind me of an insanely dark and sinister MRI I had last week at 2:30 in the morning. I found myself immediately hooked on these four tracks. One can only hope that the band will delivering many more dirty little gems in quick form. With hope the wait won't be long.
Very impressive. James Damion

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Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Reese Van Riper - The Paper Mache Bandits EP

Reese Van Riper mix Bluesy Indie Rock and elements of Metal and a slight Alt Country vibe with impressive results. There's a dirty vibe about the music that's really appealing to the ears. As I listen I can't help but imagine myself in some dirty old New Orleans watering hole being served whiskey by some floozy in a corset while having my pocket picked by Tom Waits. Call me crazy but the sounds on
"The Paper Mache Bandits" are just that atmospheric and lofty.
Each of the five tracks have their own distinct identity and charm. With "Pitchfork" and "Whiskey Queens" being my favorites of the five tracks. The three piece consists of bassist Matt Kearns
(ex- Loreane Drive) drummer Greg Infante (ex- The Murder and The Harlot) and guitarist/vocalist Reese Van Riper. These road warriors spent a lot of time touring in recent years. Lucky for us they stopped long enough to make this record. Definitely worthy of a listen or three. James Damion


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