Showing posts with label the epilogues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the epilogues. Show all posts
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Listening Post
I've mentioned this before but anyone who's read this site long enough knows how I get when I find a band that I think truly deserves to be huge -- I'll beat that crap into the ground. If you take nothing else away from these silly Listening Posts this year, it should be this: Immediately go to iTunes and download the entire debut album from the Epilogues.
With a powerful, passionate sound that's somewhere between Manchester Orchestra and Silversun Pickups, they are absolutely one of my favorite up-and-coming bands making music right now. And this is without a doubt the best song I've heard from them so far.
This is the kind of song that would have the power to change the way the world around me appeared, were I to be listening to it on my iPod while walking through New York City. The massive, expansive chorus is what I can imagine throwing myself off the top of a building to in slow motion.
Yes, it's that good.
Please, support these guys.
This is Saboteur.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Listening Post
Every once in a while I stumble across a band that I really want see become big, or if not big at least successful enough that I don't have to worry about them going back to working at McDonald's instead of making music. Such a band is the Epilogues.
Somewhere between Manchester Orchestra and Silversun Pickups, they're probably my favorite new band out there right now. Their most recent album, Cinematics, is brilliant from start to finish and you should download the whole thing immediately. Why? Again, because I want to make sure they're able to record another one and then another one after that because they throw so much fire and passion at this effort that I have to see what they do next.
Seriously, get this record.
Here's Hunting Season.
Monday, December 3, 2012
Listening Post
The Epilogues are a Denver band whose stuff I happen to like quite a bit. From their recent album, this is The Fallout.
Happy Monday, kids.
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