Inside Voices

General | Feb 2015

Reviews

Margy Kahn
Reviewed 2015-02-07
Self-described "modern-jazz-meets-college-radio" Inside Voices weaves together guitar, bass, and drums with some great horn sounds, interesting melody lines, modulations with classic jazz motifs; really nice trumpet and alto, tenor, and baritone sax. It's a little derivative and the guitar sound isn't always great, but the quality of the horn playing and some of the melodies make it worthwhile listening.

Favorite tracks: 1 and 5

FCC Clean

1-Vanishing Point-(6:01) expansive with satiny saxes, meditative, Horn segues to treble guitar melody, circular melodies, ending a little drawn out
2-Fabrication (6:12) -- a little repetitive, dissonant, darker, weird timbre to guitar, nice horns
3-Liberty Bell (6:18) swing-y motif at beginning, interesting modulation, slightly weird transitions, guitar over-amped
4-Zombie Party (4:10) -- Lots of "noyz" a la Coltrane; patchwork of sound; punchier rhythm than earlier tracks
5-Map of the World (6:19) - mix of classic jazz and rock, nice dissonances; interesting modulation, horns over the melody -- sweet.
6-Mushmouth -(4:56) starts off swing-y, tuneful echoes of Basin St. segues into cool jazz and back
7-Everyone I Know --(3:28) acoustic congestion; uptempo

Recent airplay

Zombie Party
Map Of The Universe
Funk to FiddleOct 22, 2015
Zombie Party
Music CasseroleMar 28, 2015
Mush Mouth
Emergency CrewMar 24, 2015
Map Of The Universe
The FishbowlMar 17, 2015
Vanishing Point
Electric Outlet (3/6)Mar 06, 2015

Charting

2015-02-20 — 2015-04-24
Week EndingAirplays
Mar 29 2
Mar 22 1
Mar 8 1
Mar 1 1

Track listing

1. Vanishing Point
2. Fabrication
3. Liberty Bell
4. Zombie Party
5. Map Of The Universe
6. Mush Mouth
7. Everyone I Know