Music

Dravus House is proof that a clear and poignant vocal, a few chord changes, and an added electric guitar for flavor is all it takes to make a statement.

Whatever the thing is theyre making, theyve mastered the recipe.

The guitar is suitably blaring, the reverb extra springy, its midnight at the Fillmore and the year is 1976.

Folk-Punk is the perfect vehicle for the harsh self-assessment, with a hurt-you-to-love-you backbone to this urban fairy tale.

Its a nuanced and understated production that incorporates a very live sound into the dynamics of the arrangement. - photo credit: Lula Hyers

It is Blues, it is Soul, and it is the clear synergy of both a strong writers point-of-view and a kickass backing band.

Its a metaphor about life at 0 degrees Kelvin: the launch, the ride, the mishap, the recovery.

Something about the delay on the guitar, the combo organ, the piano with heavy reverb, and the stuttered arrangement brings out the natural power of melody.