The Goodbye Letter
The Goodbye Letter
Reviewed by David M. Pogge
Emo fans, beware: one listen may cause physical dependence. This is a captivating three song release in the vein of Mineral and early Sunny Day Real Estate; emotional rock in it's truest form. Painful melodies, beautifully intricate arrangements and quality production (gasp!) make for a highly impressive debut release that should take these boys quite a ways. I could easily see Deep Elm picking this band up in the near future. Don't forget to check them out in this month's Hard Music Sampler. For ordering info, write: 3476 Boat Club Rd, Belmont NC 28012
Also in HM Magazine #82
Carkemis — Rotten GrindNo Innocent Victim — Flesh and BloodLogos — When Life Seems SenselessFling Down Jezebel — States the ObviousVarious Artists — 2000: The Second ComingChristine Glass — Love and PovertySelfmindead — At the Barricades We FallFor Love Not Lisa — The Lost ElephantGlenn Kaiser — Blues Heaven: The Best of Glenn Kaiser's BluesVarious Artists — Glory Hallelujah Amen