Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Bare Jr.'s little bit of country, whole lotta rock & roll slant manages to be both deeply rooted and just far enough off the beaten path to be provocative. The group, fronted by Bobby Bare Jr., the son of one of Nashville's early mavericks, fits loosely between the alt-country and Southern-rock schools, but they're rowdier than the former bunch and more clever than the latter--kind of like an updated Lynyrd Skynyrd with an infusion of humor. This sophomore release packs the same kind of punch as their impressive debut, though it's a maturer offering. Bare delivers his hangdog lyrics with an appealing caterwaul while his compatriots alternately rage and ruminate behind him. With Brainwasher, the foursome have delivered an album that stands apart. One hopes it draws the crowd it deserves. --Steven Stolder
Brainwasher,Bare Jr.,Immortal (Emd),Alternative Pop/Rock,Indie Rock,Pop,Post-Grunge,Rock,Rock/Pop
Popular Music:
Recommended Music:
Burn-30th Anniversary Edition [Import]
Karaoke in the Style of Sawyer Brown, Vol. 1 [Enhanced] [Karaoke]
Live Worship from Northern Ire
Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn: Songs of Love, Nature and Romance
Interpreta a Rafael Hernandez Marin
newreleasebooks.com Music: 26 Songs
Last Time I Saw Her/Song to the Siren [CD-single] [Import]
Hey Mr DJ [CD-single] [Import]
Jay and Kai + 6: The Jay and Kai Trombone Octet/J.J. in Person