This is dreamy girl-fronted rock similar to that of The Cranberries or Velour 100. The three Texan sisters and a brother began playing together at a coffee house that their parents own. Rhythmic guitars fade in and out of keyboard euphoria while two of the sisters harmonize throughout various arrangements on EP 2. The sound is both professional and pleasant, and MossEisley will most likely not remain independent for an extended period of time.
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The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by Greg AdamsWith five members in the band (four of whom are siblings) and a combined age of 89, it would be easy to dismiss Texas-based MossEisley as "just" a bunch of teens trying hard to copy their inspirations. But this rising band has got two things propelling them above teen garage band status: 1) The genius of their inspirations--Radiohead and Pink Floyd among the top of the list and 2) Their…
