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    The Phantom Tollbooth 2001/Servastation

    Servastation

    No Apparent Reason

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Alex Klages

    Label independentThe Phantom Tollbooth2001
    modern rockpop rock

    The lads in Servastation have put together a solid first disc of fairly decent rock music. There's nothing spectacularly different or new about their music, the lyrics, or the vocal work, fitting in as it does somewhere between Scarecrow and Tinmen and Skypark. If anything, the mix seems a little on the flat side at times. At the end of the disc, one is left with the impression it hasn't been a bad listen, but there's not too much to commend a re-listen, either. On the whole, an average disc, but with a group like this, which has talent and just needs some refinement, their next album should be a huge step forward.

    2.5 tocks

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