Boom Boom Box, The / Until Your Eyes Get Used To The Darkness
| Album: | Until Your Eyes Get Used To The Darkness | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Boom Boom Box, The | Added: | May 2012 | |
| Label: | Kirtland Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2013-01-12 | Pull Date: | 2013-03-17 |
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| Week Ending: | Feb 10 | Jan 27 | Jan 20 | Jan 13 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Feb 09, 2013: | Controlled Chaos
Wooden Sword |
4. | Jan 19, 2013: | Controlled Chaos
Wooden Sword |
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| 2. | Feb 05, 2013: | Pumping Iron
The Uniform |
5. | Jan 18, 2013: | The Songsmith Show
The Uniform |
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| 3. | Jan 26, 2013: | The Base of A Dream is Empty
White Chocolate |
6. | Jan 12, 2013: | Minding The Gap
Shattered |
Album Review
JRod
Reviewed 2013-01-22
Reviewed 2013-01-22
The Dallas band's first full length release: amazing, upbeat psychedelic rock. Two words: controlled chaos
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1. White Chocolate (4:01) Can you feel? upbeat tempo, asking you if you're ready for the greatness to come in the rest of the album
2. City Bus (2:26) Nice vocal effects with same upbeat tempo and a little bit of keyboard added in
3. Wooden Sword (3:54) has sort of a country sound with the guitar and rhythm, but don't let that throw you off. This song is the catchiest track of the entire album
4. The Uniform (5:50) kick drum and bass intro, one of the more mid-tempo songs of the bunch. First song in the album with no vocal effects
5. Shattered (6:13) crazy psychedelic synths, distorted garage rock
6. Hit the Deck (4:16) Awesome intro. This song reminds me of something that would be on the soundtrack of The Boondock Saints
7. Living in Spain (3:44) same upbeat tempo, but fresh and catchy. Random trombone added in with the guitar for the final stretch
8. Holiday (5:39) this is where more of the rock and a little less of the psychedelic kicks in
9. Hands (5:29) melancholic drum beat with spacey guitar, nice wind down after the previous upbeat songs; very relaxing
10. White Chocolate Reprise (4:13) Ending the way they started, only a little slower with reverb for an epic goodbye.
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1. White Chocolate (4:01) Can you feel? upbeat tempo, asking you if you're ready for the greatness to come in the rest of the album
2. City Bus (2:26) Nice vocal effects with same upbeat tempo and a little bit of keyboard added in
3. Wooden Sword (3:54) has sort of a country sound with the guitar and rhythm, but don't let that throw you off. This song is the catchiest track of the entire album
4. The Uniform (5:50) kick drum and bass intro, one of the more mid-tempo songs of the bunch. First song in the album with no vocal effects
5. Shattered (6:13) crazy psychedelic synths, distorted garage rock
6. Hit the Deck (4:16) Awesome intro. This song reminds me of something that would be on the soundtrack of The Boondock Saints
7. Living in Spain (3:44) same upbeat tempo, but fresh and catchy. Random trombone added in with the guitar for the final stretch
8. Holiday (5:39) this is where more of the rock and a little less of the psychedelic kicks in
9. Hands (5:29) melancholic drum beat with spacey guitar, nice wind down after the previous upbeat songs; very relaxing
10. White Chocolate Reprise (4:13) Ending the way they started, only a little slower with reverb for an epic goodbye.
Track Listing
| 1. | White Chocolate | 6. | Hit The Deck | |||
| 2. | City Bus | 7. | Living In Spain | |||
| 3. | Wooden Sword | 8. | Holiday | |||
| 4. | The Uniform | 9. | Hands | |||
| 5. | Shattered | 10. | White Chocolate Reprise |