Fanno Creek / End Is End
| Album: | End Is End | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Fanno Creek | Added: | Sep 2012 | |
| Label: | (No Label Information) | |||
Album Review
DJ Underbelly
Reviewed 2012-09-26
Reviewed 2012-09-26
Fanno Creek
End Is End
self-released
reviewed by Underbelly
Three-piece country rock band from Portland. Rich vocals of American folk music and bluegrass with the rawnessness of indie rock. Reminds me of the Avett Brothers, except rawer.
FCC Clean except track 5
*1: single guitar chord followed by beautiful acapella vocal harmony. Guitars and drums come back in and we got it together, folks. Sick solo at the end, too.
2: More upbeat country bluegrass jam. Great midwestern bar music! Changes up the feel of the groove midway. Mmm then hard rock riffage.
3: Another joyful, peppy number. Pretty poppy, this one is. Charming, but quite bland.
4: A more somber, heartbroken groove. I like the expansive, stereo sound on this one.
5: Nice stereo pan of the guitars. As usual front men Evan & Quinn speak the truth. Upbeat country folk jam.
End Is End
self-released
reviewed by Underbelly
Three-piece country rock band from Portland. Rich vocals of American folk music and bluegrass with the rawnessness of indie rock. Reminds me of the Avett Brothers, except rawer.
FCC Clean except track 5
*1: single guitar chord followed by beautiful acapella vocal harmony. Guitars and drums come back in and we got it together, folks. Sick solo at the end, too.
2: More upbeat country bluegrass jam. Great midwestern bar music! Changes up the feel of the groove midway. Mmm then hard rock riffage.
3: Another joyful, peppy number. Pretty poppy, this one is. Charming, but quite bland.
4: A more somber, heartbroken groove. I like the expansive, stereo sound on this one.
5: Nice stereo pan of the guitars. As usual front men Evan & Quinn speak the truth. Upbeat country folk jam.
Track Listing
| 1. | The Greatest | 3. | I Need You Here | |||
| 2. | She Said / I Know Your Name | 4. | Man Beast | |||
| 5. | End Is End | |||||