Unconscious Communication

General | Jul 2014

Reviews

Michael Longoria
Reviewed 2014-07-10
The Stu Tails / Unconscious Communication
Label: Self

Album Review:
Currently residing in San Francisco, The Stu Tails are a local band with a hard hitting reggae-infused rock vibe. While they are reminiscent of a mixture between Sublime and Santana, Unconscious Communication has audible energy in each track. Be prepared for some groovy bass, eccentric guitar solos, and reggae-rock vocals. No FCC’s. Recommended: 2,5,6

1. Mindset: Mid-fast tempo. Multiple guitar riffs/solos. Reggae sound with quite a bit of vocal reverb and fast paced lyrics.
2. You Never Know: More of a pop sound. Mid-tempo lyrically and instrumentally.
3. It’s a Shame: Mid-fast tempo. Guitar riffs sound a bit like Santana but vocals keep the reggae feel.
4. Remember Me: Mid-Fast. More of an alt rock sound with heavy guitar. Nice bass overlay throughout.
5. Part of the Game: Softer vocals and more of a pop vibe. Catchy rhythm throughout.
6. I’m Gone: Mid-Fast tempo. Nice bass line to lay down the track. Heavier/louder song complete with some sick solos (guitar & drums).

Recent airplay

Part Of The Game
PENTAGONAL BananaSep 07, 2014
Mindset
Amber WavesSep 04, 2014
You Never Know
Pentagonal BananaAug 24, 2014
Part Of The Game
FishbowlAug 16, 2014
Part Of The Game
Pentagonal BananaAug 03, 2014
Mindset
Box of ChocolatesAug 02, 2014

Charting

2014-07-11 — 2014-09-12
Week EndingAirplays
Sep 14 1
Sep 7 1
Aug 31 1
Aug 17 1
Aug 10 1
Aug 3 2
Jul 20 1
Jul 13 2

Track listing

1. Mindset
2. You Never Know
3. It's A Shame
4. Remember Me
5. Part Of The Game
6. I'm Gone