🌅 Drenched in Hope: Waiting for the Dawn Review

I found these guys as the opening show at a local show and loved everything about them. I listened to a few of their tracks before my visit and found them catchy and upbeat. It turns out that EVERYTHING in this group is unforgettable and upbeat. I not only want to support these people, but also be friends with them. They seem to be great people making great music to create a great world. I love everything these guys do! Bravo!

I just heard these guys at the gym and had to stop my workout to find out who they are. The music is great, simple and happy. Of course there isn't much lyrical depth, but it can come with time. The misuse of an apostrophe in their name is a bit silly, and while some will argue it's no worse than the misused umlauts in Mötley Crüe, at least you know the band had a hand in the joke. Here I just have to wonder if the band and their label know the difference between plural and possessive. Of…

This album is beautiful and versatile, ideal for ad hoc listening (helps easily pass the time on a recent flight) and great for background listening. As a Southern Californian living in the South, this music makes me feel right at home. Everyone says it's a great album so I'm concentrating on vinyl. It's a double LP, so each side has three or four songs on four sides. These are not 180g records but they seem to be more durable than many other lightweight vinyl records I own. Inside is an insert