 Case 150
"Ephemera" CDR-EP
Self-released
Genres: roots-rock, Americana, indie rock
Thom Bissey 25 Honey Road Dillsburg, PA 17019
May 4 - May 11 2002 |
Case 150 fancy their music to be pretty
uncategorizable. They claim that the only distinction their music has is that it's American.
Although they certainly are American, I beg to differ about their
"uncategorizable" style, as the six songs on this album are, quite plainly,
American roots-rock. And if you like the genre, chances are you'll dig this. The
first track, "She Got Home" is, hands-down and feet-up, the best song on this
CD. The melody is as catchy as influenza, minus the weeks of heavy vomiting.
The rest of the songs aren't without their pleasantries, but they aren't particularly
notable in comparison to the first one.
By the time your cd player reaches the last of the six tracks on this EP, a
country-influenced tear-inducer, you will be having a pleasant, though rather
unspecatacular, time. Roots-rock fans, eat your hearts out.
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Matt Shimmer |
