soundstudy
01/09/09, 11:18 AM
You might be into Liquid Limbs.
Check it out at www.myspace.com/liquidlimbs
or you can stream the entire new record at www.punknews.org/bands/liquidlimbs
Here is what some other people had to say:
"There simply can't be enough praise for this record. Not many bands can jump from thick riffs to stellar vocal harmonies to rhythmically engaging rock melodies with this much ease. We simply need more bands like this in heavy music. Bottom Line: Catchy heaviness meets clever rock songwriting in Liquid Limbs' Orquid. This is mandatory listening material for those who love bands like Torche, Jucifer, and Big Business. Don't mess this one up by not checking this out."
-Lambgoat.com
"Orquid flits between hooky melodies and speaker-stretching sonic workouts within seconds of each other, a crafted work of broken and stitched up prog pop genius."
-Big Cheese Magazine (UK)
"While most bands these days are like drinking Michelob Ultra, Liquid Limbs are like and ice cold "create a six pack" from Gator Beverage."
-The Satellite Magazine
Check it out at www.myspace.com/liquidlimbs
or you can stream the entire new record at www.punknews.org/bands/liquidlimbs
Here is what some other people had to say:
"There simply can't be enough praise for this record. Not many bands can jump from thick riffs to stellar vocal harmonies to rhythmically engaging rock melodies with this much ease. We simply need more bands like this in heavy music. Bottom Line: Catchy heaviness meets clever rock songwriting in Liquid Limbs' Orquid. This is mandatory listening material for those who love bands like Torche, Jucifer, and Big Business. Don't mess this one up by not checking this out."
-Lambgoat.com
"Orquid flits between hooky melodies and speaker-stretching sonic workouts within seconds of each other, a crafted work of broken and stitched up prog pop genius."
-Big Cheese Magazine (UK)
"While most bands these days are like drinking Michelob Ultra, Liquid Limbs are like and ice cold "create a six pack" from Gator Beverage."
-The Satellite Magazine