Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown Truth and Lies Review
               
            
                              TYLER BRYANT & THE SHAKEDOWN 
                                            
                              TRUTH AND LIES                            
              Released on June 28, 2019 (Spinefarm/Snakefarm)
                              Review:                                            
                Truth And Lies              is the 3rd album past this foursome based in Nashville, Tennessee. I take to admit this is my first exposure to the band, and I'm quite impressed. According to the band bio,              Tyler              moved from Texas to Nashville when notwithstanding a teenager and immediately hooked up with drummer              Caleb Crosby, ultimately adding              Noah Denney              and              Graham Whitford… the son of              Aerosmith              guitarist              Brad Whitford.            
The thirteen track anthology opens up with a rousing "Shock & Awe." Surprisingly it isn't a fast song, merely has a not bad sound and attitude. "Y'all were looking all around for a new obsession, demand an reply that will keep you guessing. Settle for a spoon fed new lie…." This ain't your typical hot girls and party and hot girls type writing style. "On To The Next" has a swagger. Bryant uses a apartment distortion song in the verses to highlight the guitar power quite well as a contrast.
Speaking of distortion, "Ride" uses an overdrive on a slower track, and I'm into it. For those who know Broad Rima oris Mason, or their more contempo iteration of Big And Wide (with Big Sugar), you lot know what I'grand talking about. "Shape I'm In" is a thoughtful ballad in the vein of dejection guy Johnny Lang.At present, "Eye to Center" has some good anger to information technology, even though once again information technology'due south not a speedy vocal. Y'all can hear the hardness in the guitar line and vocal commitment. "Judgment Day" brings to mind a mid-tempo rails from a few years ago… information technology might not exist a fair comparison, but what immediately came to listen was "What I Got" past Sublime. I repent, but that'due south what clicked.
Fortunately, "Drive Me Mad" is a solid rebound rocker. The whole album is well produced, but this track in detail allows me to picture show the band live and aroused. Similarly, "Without You" has some solid drums and leads the listener on an interesting vocal journey. There's a lot going on with "Problem." A fleck of flat vocal processing, southern dejection riffs, the rhythm section is both ambitious and complimentary. It gets amend every bit the vocal progresses. Conversely, "Out There" is a quiet and subtle carol built around a vocal and what sounds like a dobro. At 1 point an electric chimes in, but it's all complimentary. Clearly an emotional effort, as the lyric says, "you never actually know someone… until they're gone." That'due south kind of sad, but "Weep Wolf" rebounds with a hard hitting and angry track.
Every once in a while, an anthology comes along that doesn't quite fit a mould.Truth And Lies isn't '80s hair, '90s shoegaze grunge, or 2000s genre dysmorphia. Truthfully, information technology's more like a combination of dejection rock based '90s Kenny Wayne Sheppard and 2000s Canadian band Wide Rima oris Mason. I can hear Sheppard like guitars, and lyrics / vocals very similar to Sean Verreault. Like those two songwriters, Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown write interesting songs that are heavy but defy a genre box.
                              Rail List:
                              01. Shock & Awe
              02. On To The Next
              03. Ride
              04. Shape I'one thousand In
              05. Eye To Middle
              06. Panic Button
              07. Judgement 24-hour interval
              08. Bulldoze Me Mad
              09. Without You
              10. Trouble
              11. Out In that location
              12. Cry Wolf
              13. Couldn't Run across The Fire
                              Band Members:
                                            Tyler Bryant              – vocals, guitars
              Caleb Crosby              – drums
              Graham Whitford              – guitars
              Noah Denney              – bass
                              Band Websites:                            
              Official Website
              Facebook
              Spotify
Reviewed by Metallic Mike for Sleaze Roxx , July 2019
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown's "Ride" video:
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown – Ride (Lyric Video)
Music video by Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown performing Ride (Lyric Video). © 2019 Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown, nether exclusive licence to Universal Music Op…
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown'southward "On To The Adjacent" video:
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown – On To The Next (Lyric Video)
The new single "On To the Next" bachelor now. Get it here: https://tbsd.lnk.to/OnToTheNextMusic video by Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown performing On To The Due north…
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