Sunday, January 3, 2010

Music Album Review - Con Law

Album: Con Law
Artist: The Generationals
Year: 2009

This new funky band is better known for there single "When They Fight, They Fight" played in Urban Outfitters stores around the country. Despite some comments, I think this album is exceptional. Coming out of New Orleans this band is led by Grant Widmer and Ted Joyner. Using echoey keyboards and the occasional blare of horns they present a unique roughness with guitar effects and solid drum beats. Coupled with feedback and the sound of singing in a bathroom this record is quality. Some free songs are available at http://generationals.bandcamp.com/ Songs I would recommend would include "Wildlife Sculpture" which has an amazing keyboard riff that is especially catchy. Another would be "Exterior-Street-Day" which gives off Talking Heads/The Cars vibes with old school lazy vocals and a sing-a-long chorus. If your looking for a catchy bass line and all out great song "When They Fight, They Fight" is a song everyone should buy.

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7 comments:

  1. Hah! I actually loved a lot of tracks off of this album last year--especially "When They Fight...". I think that song is undeniable! Is there anything you didn't like about the album?

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  2. Awesome use of promotion Jake!
    haha nice song choice! I def recognized it with the Urban Outfitters reference :)

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  3. i like urban outfitters too :)
    lol but no, ill have to look into this song and possibly their album. i always hear something that catches my ears when im in urban outfitters

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  4. I heard some of these songs off the album and I think most of them are reaaly great.

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  5. Decent taste in music.

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  6. Anonymous9:51 AM

    The Generationals are beyond amazing. They give off a really retro yet postmodern feel. and I really like the variety they have in the instrumentation of this album.

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  7. I agree noah, I like the throwback vibes mixed with new age melodies and scratchy vocals.

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