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Lisa Doll & the Rock n Roll Romance - Do The Bummer Alternative/Alt. Rock, Garage Rock, Punk Maryland, United States Overall Impression: Filled to the brim with a hearty dose of unbridled attitude and wrapped up in a marvelously dirty and grainy production, "Do The Bummer" hearken back to the days of classic stripped-back punk, with its unapologetic vocal snarl, breakneck speed, and impenitent nature, Lisa Doll & the Rock'n'Roll Romance deliver a quick-fire, straight to the point musical statement that grabs you and gives you a good shake before deciding to let you go. Strongest Point(s): One could describe punk music as being the most unapologetically unpolished of the music genres, however, this rather rough-around-the-edges aesthetic has always been part of the point, its "against the grain" stance is what makes the style one of the most honest and authentic, and "Do The Bummer" captures the raw essence of the ...

Palmer - Warm Bars World, Ambient, Garage, New Age, Smooth Jazz Washington, United States Overall Impression: Warm Bars is a delightful jazz/easy listening tune, that conveys warmth throughout the song, even through the dissonances and unique chord changes. The double time switch is very well done, changing the feel of the tune to more of an upbeat street jazz while maintaining the warmth presented at the beginning of the piece. The instrument choices are very nice - I especially enjoyed the lack of snare in the drums - allowing for a warmer feel without unnecessary pop. In addition, the cymbal swells and wind chimes are a great touch. It is evident that every detail was thought out, and overall Warm Bars has the potential to be a modern Jazz favorite. Strongest Point(s): The composition of the tune is very nice top to bottom - the instrumentation is mellow and fitting to the style of the song, and it is obvious that each instrument is played with mastery and...