Another week, another 10-spot of user reviews. Blakecake's been officially won over by tgparn, one of our slow and steady contributors. It's always a positive week when we have first timers writing in, so welcome Reptilia and untitled2112 to the party. Oh, and everyone take great notice of the return of our longtime favorite average_jane. Recognize.

Excerpts

tgparn on The A-Sides' Silver Storms:

"Silver Storms quietly accents the beauty of the everyday, the mundane instances of sheer perfection that people are usually too busy to notice."

average_jane on Astrea's Departure:

"Driving drums and whining guitars fill the speakers, and singer Brendon Pires is doing his best impression of Saosin's Cove Reber."

untitled2112 on Draffin's In the Echoes of This Mind:

"Oh, what’s that stuff the scene used to have back in the day? Oh yeah, talent."

sweetpeasuzie on Los Femurs' Modern Mexico:

"I’m not up to date on kids programs, but if you ever imagined what the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles would sound like if they played instruments, Los Femurs would come close to your expectations."

average_jane on Kings to You's The Antidote:

"With a little polishing and a little more decisiveness in the direction they would like to take, Kings to You have the potential to be a massive rock band."

sweetpeasuzie on Morcheeba's Dive Deep:

"[Dive Deep] is a tapestry of ambient channels and calming tones constructing a sweet oasis that you would not mind being marooned on every now and then."

1994 on New Motels' Domestic Life:

"You never know when you’ll need to set an atmosphere."

sweetpeasuzie on Patrick Park's Everyone’s in Everyone:

"The music is down to earth and acoustically plugged as the lyrics make you contemplate about what are we all working towards, because whatever it is, people don’t seem happier once they make it there."

Reptilia on Rich Boy's Rich Boy:

"Too much of Rich Boy's style is playing up the same "gangsta" stereotypes and not really doing anything to distance his flow and his lack of profound or at least interesting rhyme from anybody else's in the modern rap scene."

sweetpeasuzie on Submersed's Immortal Verses:

"When people ask for music that gets the lead out, Immortal Verses fits the bill."

Originally Posted by Adrian Villagomez

sweetpeasuzie on Los Femurs' Modern Mexico:

"I’m not up to date on kids programs, but if you ever imagined what the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles would sound like if they played instruments, Los Femurs would come close to your expectations."

...And join us next week on "When Metaphors Go Wrong"

Originally Posted by llmp

...And join us next week on "When Metaphors Go Wrong"

At least it's not a mixed metaphor.