TRACK FEATURE
They're finding Jenny Parrott bloody brilliant over in the UK too (forgive me)! Thanks to Americana UK for the "I Thought" love.
Streaming everywhere now… album out November 12.
Evan Toth praises The Enigmatic Foe's sound and packaging in a review for Analog Planet
ALBUM REVIEW
Kind words today from the venerable Evan Toth in Analog Planet about the tunes, sound, and amazing packaging of the new Enigmatic Foe album 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘖𝘳𝘪𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘢𝘭 𝘗𝘭𝘢𝘯, of which you must acquire a physical copy! 2x45rpm, 160-gram, gatefold, the works! Heh, it's not Metallica’s “Black” album box, but I bet Jason Newstead would prefer unpacking this! Buy: https://bit.ly/TEF-2XLP.
Toth refers to the record as “tight, yet airy,” praising its chipper, sparkly production” and noting its masterful use of “musical juxtaposition, tension, and conflict.” As the review says, “one sure can tap their foot along to most of this record, but - listen too closely - and you might stop tapping and begin to tear up.”
The UK's Songwriting Magazine introduces readers to Elroy
FEATURE
Here, Elroy chats with the UK's Songwriting Magazine about the "mellow music" on his Grand Phony debut album, conveniently titled 𝘌𝘭𝘳𝘰𝘺. It's a beautiful collection from the man you've seen recently on the drums for his father Neil Finn’s band Crowded House. Listen in full here.
Texas Music Magazine gets lost in Abbreviations' "psych pop and rock fusion"
SONG FEATURE
Texas Music Magazine says “Turn On You,” from Red Zeppelin Records signees Abbreviations, “features a psychedelic pop and rock fusion” sound. Enjoy this irresistible shoegaze jam!
The Deli hails Abbreviations for nailing their musical identity
SONG FEATURE
There’s new press for Abbreviations, this time from The Deli in Austin, which writes that “with only one single under their belt, the four-piece band from Dallas has effortlessly nailed down their musical identity.”
“Turn On You” is out now from Red Zeppelin Records - brace yourselves for more!
Dallas Observer highlights Red Zeppelin Records' showcase this Friday, featuring Abbreviations, God of Love, and Bayleigh Cheek
SHOW FEATURE
Mad props to Dallas Observer for including the Red Zeppelin Records showcase tomorrow (Friday, July 30) at The Double Wide on your roundup up of best concerts this week. Headlined by Abbreviations, a veritable supergroup of Dallas scene vets, the night also features performances from God of Love and Bayleigh Cheek. Tickets are $10 - get yours now!