La Dispute - Somewhere At The Bottom Of The River...

La Dispute - Somewhere At The Bottom Of The River Between Vega And Altair

1. Such Small Hands

2. Said the King to the River

3. New Storms for Older Lovers

4. Damaged Goods

5. Fall Down, Never Get Back Up Again

6. Bury Your Flame

7. Last Blues for Bloody Knuckles

8. The Castle Builders

9. Andria

10. Then Again, Maybe You Were Right

11. Sad Prayers for Guilty Bodies

12. The Last Lost Continent

13. Nobody, Not Even the Rain

This c.d. has to be hands down one of the top 10 of my favorites. Ever. The angst in the vocals by their singer Jordan Dreyer is simply amazing. This is not screaming and wailing into a microphone. His voice displays the pain and emotion he puts into the lyrics he sings. This band is truly amazing, I suggest them to anyone. Their music takes you on an adventure. Not just any adventure, but one specifically one that tells a tale, and a good one at that. I honestly do not know how to describe their music more then a story that never ends. Their guitar work is very well composed as well as bass and drums. They do not keep the same sound in every song, but they do hint at their flexibility when it comes to songs. Just listen to their music and admire their composition, which is the best I've heard in years. Below is a video for their song for the song "Such Small Hands" which is if not, one of their best songs.

Such Small Hands from La Dispute on Vimeo.

Suggested Songs: Such Small Hands, Bury Your Flame, and The Last Lost Continent
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