By Steve Figueroa
Once in a great while, a band comes along that simply amazes you from top to bottom.
Your jaw drops. You rig your laptop to your amp. And have to hear their entire collection on YouTube from your sizable home audio setup.
That's what just happened to me after discovering Alabama Shakes.
For the love all things holy, they are the band I have been waiting for since 2006.
I haven't heard a band rip it up with no need for for auto-tune, or any studio effects. No over-produced pop nonsense. Just good ole' Southern Rock.
Their lead singer sounds as if Janis Joplin and Aretha Franklin had a baby, and she came just in time to save music from itself.
The radio is flooded with Dubstep, terrible Pop, and unintelligible Hip-Hop.
I won't make you read any more. Please, hit play on the video below and enjoy.
Once in a great while, a band comes along that simply amazes you from top to bottom.
Your jaw drops. You rig your laptop to your amp. And have to hear their entire collection on YouTube from your sizable home audio setup.
That's what just happened to me after discovering Alabama Shakes.
For the love all things holy, they are the band I have been waiting for since 2006.
I haven't heard a band rip it up with no need for for auto-tune, or any studio effects. No over-produced pop nonsense. Just good ole' Southern Rock.
Their lead singer sounds as if Janis Joplin and Aretha Franklin had a baby, and she came just in time to save music from itself.
The radio is flooded with Dubstep, terrible Pop, and unintelligible Hip-Hop.
I won't make you read any more. Please, hit play on the video below and enjoy.
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