Red City Radio album review
Red City Radio
Red City Radio
Paul – guitar/vocals
Garrett – guitar/vocals
Jonathan – bass/vocals
Dally – drums/vocals
Red City Radio – “Where We’re Going We Don’t Need Roads”.. from ..Punknews.org.. on ..Vimeo….. We are a truly democratic band, devoid of ego, unshackled to trend or style with no chief songwriter, no dominant personality, no unilateral decisions. Only solidarity and truth.
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track listing:
01 An Introduction of Sorts
02 The Benefits of Motion
03 Two For Flinching
04 Spinning In Circles Is A Gateway Drug
05 Too Much Whiskey Not Enough Blankets
06 50th & Western
07 I’m Well, You’re Poison
08 Captioned for the Hearing Impaired
09 This Day Has Seen Better Bars
10 Drinking Ourselves Into the Future
11 Talk Me To Sleep
12 Nathaniel Martinez
13 Never Bring A Cup of Water to a Gunfight
I am all about some central Florida punk rock and the guys of Red City Radio have poured their souls out for all of us to fall in love with on their latest full length. The only catch is that they are from Oklahoma City. Just goes to show that geography has little to do with making incredible leaps in innovative music. Comparable to bands like Hot Water Music, Nightlights, Polar Bear Club & The Menzingers. “The Dangers of Standing Still” grips you from track one and unfolds a soul filled journey to the hearts of these modern punk rockers. The four piece won me over from the rip and after researching the band’s history gained my respect instantly. I like most enjoy two six string Gibsons hammered upon by the hands of a great story tellers. Do yourself a solid and grab the album and catch Red City Radio live. Cheers.
review by’Les Murderous
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About the Author
Denise Borders 39, Los Angeles. Denise founded PWV in 2008 and remains the primary manager and photographer/videographer. She is not secretly obsessed with Joey Cape.
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