Good pop music always makes you feel young. You want to dance and spin and bounce like no one is watching. Even if Spy Glass Blue is tipping their musical hat to old (genius) rockers like Bowie, Loud As Feathers makes me feel early teenage years young again. I caught myself dancing and prancing around the office like the Lester Bangs character in Almost Famous. This stuff is jive! One spin of the lead-off track, "Light Machine," will have you devoted, and a listen of "Ophelia" will have you remembering its hook forever, and making your Grammy nominations early.
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The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by Chris MacIntoshThere are certain bands or artists that if nothing else cannot be accused of following the pack or the latest trend. In the case of Allan Aguirre and the latest release from his band Spy Glass Blue, this is a good thing. Full of inventive tunes and intelligent lyrical content, this is an extremely good album. When it seems that every other act around is doing either rap core or being the newest…Similar sounding releases
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