1st impressions: Eisley - Combinations

Eisley - Combinations [out Aug 14th via WBR]
1. Many Funerals [2:45] A dirty bass line and a memorable guitar riff.
2. Invasion [3:30] Upbeat number with a nice "yooooOOOOOuuuuu" vocal hook [Key Track]
3. Taking Control [3:00] The most immediate chorus on the album.
4. Go Away [3:00] The first slower track on the album: "go away / go away / and leave me on my own."
5. I Could Be There For You [3:30] A building piano ballad with choir-like backing vocals.
6. Come Clean [3:30] Mandolin and harp-like sounds with a choir vocal outro ("Would you come clean / All around me"), followed by the sound of children playing. Sounds a bit like The Sundays. [Key Track]
7. Ten Cent Blues [4:00] An interesting mid-tempo number with a rootsy guitar-riff and hammond organ. [Key Track]
8. A Sight To Behold [3:00] Thundering drums and aggressive guitars.
9. Combinations [3:30] A low-key number backed almost exclusively by harp, with muted horns in the outro.
10. If You're Wondering [3:50] A gentle track with music-box twinkles.
Conclusion:
Each song mightily distinguishes itself, and with nearly every track being up-beat and short it's an album that can be enjoyed all in one sitting.



Can't wait for this album!
Posted by: | Monday, June 18, 2007 at 12:59 PM
Vague?
Will still likely be one of the best releases of the year.
Posted by: flailer | Saturday, June 30, 2007 at 09:30 AM
EISLEY IS AMAZING
I LIKE A LOT
IS GREAT
AND STACY IS MY IDOL
I LOVE THEM
Posted by: KL@UDI @ | Thursday, August 16, 2007 at 06:31 PM