Music: 'Slice' brings more soft rock to fans
Alex Wirth | Generation: Next
Posted: Thursday, October 29, 2009 - 10/30/09
Posted: Thursday, October 29, 2009 - 10/30/09
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Print storyFive for Fighting's new album Slice has fallen right into the footsteps of the typical soft rock they are known and loved for. The album provides listeners with a nice combination of piano, guitar and light drums that make every track a relaxing one.
The song "Chances" is the automatic album favorite with nice soft vocals and a heavy emphasis on piano and drums. A close second favorite of mine is "Above the Timberline," which primarily focuses on inspiring lyrics with a nice calm guitar background. The album has some other good songs including "Slice and Augie Nieto" as well as a lot of average songs to fill in the album. These filler songs are not great, musically, nor lyrically.
The album is worth buying for those interested in a relaxing soft rock, heavy on piano and guitar tones overlapped with mild lyrics. It provides a nice relaxation album and its two best songs are definitely worth buying even on their own.
Alex Wirth is a junior at Santa Fe Prep. You can reach him at AlxWirth@gmail.com
The song "Chances" is the automatic album favorite with nice soft vocals and a heavy emphasis on piano and drums. A close second favorite of mine is "Above the Timberline," which primarily focuses on inspiring lyrics with a nice calm guitar background. The album has some other good songs including "Slice and Augie Nieto" as well as a lot of average songs to fill in the album. These filler songs are not great, musically, nor lyrically.
The album is worth buying for those interested in a relaxing soft rock, heavy on piano and guitar tones overlapped with mild lyrics. It provides a nice relaxation album and its two best songs are definitely worth buying even on their own.
Alex Wirth is a junior at Santa Fe Prep. You can reach him at AlxWirth@gmail.com
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