The Bellfuries - Selections From The Upcoming Album "Palmyra" flac album

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The song is from the band's new album, Workingman's Bellfuries, which will be released August 21 via Hi-Style Records. com presents the exclusive premiere of "Loving Arms," a new song by the Austin-based Bellfuries. The song is from the band's latest album, Workingman's Bellfuries, which will be released August 21 via Hi-Style Records. Loving Arms," which kicks off the new album, begins like a super-catchy slice of modern, melodic pop-like something you'd hear as part of a Super Bowl halftime show. Until the glorious 16-second mark, that is. That's when the chugging guitars, standup bass and drums enter the picture, and the song gets even catchier

More albums from The Bellfuries. Workingman's Bellfuries. Bad Seed Sown (Single).

The Bellfuries followed that with ’08’s pop-infused Palmyra, but it’s been a long seven years since. The wait’s been worthwhile. This new album is back to fine rockabilly form. Frontman and songwriter Joey Simeone crafts tunes with a perfect vintage vibe. Bassist Jeff Seaver and drummer Chris Sensat lay down a rock-solid backline. Throughout, Molnar stuns. His trebly tone drives each song with assured Travis picking and proto rock-and-roll licks

The Bellfuries - Palmyra (SR) By Jim Brown and Jillian Sayre, Jul 2nd, 2008,. The Bellfuries’ new 60’s sound is not news (Austin Sound has previously compared the band to The Zombies), but the band - comprised of Joey Simeone (guitar/vocals), Shecky Seaver (bass), and Bobby Trimble (drums/vocals) - continues to work this sound in a way that is both nostalgic and innovative  . This melting of genres gives the album instant ipod appeal and the even the Hollies-light "Cheerleader" packs a strong pop punch.

43 beğenme · 10 kişi bunun hakkında konuşuyor. Recorded in Sheck's house, quickly mixed and mastered by our engineer and great buddy Barrett Walton (who engineered the Palmyra record), then sent off for the pressing to be ready for our upcoming tour. I was actually proud of both songs, and was pretty geeked out that a handful of copies were to be pressed on this groovy looking white vinyl.