Sage Green
Untitled release
Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern
The modern rock distortion-heavy guitars in "I Fall Everyday" nearly prepared me for some heavier vocals, so Shelly Alberg's ethereal singing - not unlike Leigh Nash or Delores O'Rioran - was a surprise. "Hollow" is perhaps the most Cranberry-like. Everything on this five-song disc (which, by the way, was produced by Reflescent Tide's Jeff Weiss), besides "I Fall Everyday" and "Too Close For Comfort," are pretty much of the mellow variety, but successfully steer clear of being over-popped. For info, write: c/o Tony Hix, PO Box 362, Edgar WI 54426
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