Comments for RIDE THE SNAKE 2.2 THE LAKE http://www.ridethesnakerecords.com/bark Wed, 31 Aug 2011 16:44:11 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Leter Brome’s blog thinks something about Process Praise! by Dave http://www.ridethesnakerecords.com/bark/leter-bromes-blog-thinks-something-about-process-priase/comment-page-1/#comment-513 Dave Wed, 31 Aug 2011 16:44:11 +0000 http://www.ridethesnakerecords.com/bark/?p=873#comment-513 A few days ago here I am excited about the return of The Native Cats and waited calmly album (yes I can be calm when I want). It must be said that the two titles released by the Australian sparingly were very encouraging but it would be the same for the rest? Well, no suspense, "process praise" is a pop rock gem PEIT minimalist, haunting and frightening in places. The voice of Peter Escott is constantly energized while the bass of his friend Julian Teakle remains cold and hypnotic. Melodica, piano, guitar, keyboards and synthetic drum machine come join the party we imagine bleak. The strength of this duo is never to be added on the track "Eyes of the gang" or a piano line appears stealth and takes the piece much higher than we would have hoped. When one class, no need to make tons (no, I will not mention any names, do not insist). The album was released jointly Ride The Snake, for the vinyl version of Rough Skies and Records for the CD version. So you know what you have to do! "Wearing the killer" where guests come to three of the voice, you can sing along, it's pretty exhilarating. "Dani Dani" a bit crazy as if it was something in the middle of a video game. "K Man" and Peter Escott repeat: "I can kill you or make you love me with just my thumbs." That says it all! A few days ago here I am excited about the return of The Native Cats and waited calmly album (yes I can be calm when I want). It must be said that the two titles released by the Australian sparingly were very encouraging but it would be the same for the rest? Well, no suspense, “process praise” is a pop rock gem PEIT minimalist, haunting and frightening in places. The voice of Peter Escott is constantly energized while the bass of his friend Julian Teakle remains cold and hypnotic. Melodica, piano, guitar, keyboards and synthetic drum machine come join the party we imagine bleak. The strength of this duo is never to be added on the track “Eyes of the gang” or a piano line appears stealth and takes the piece much higher than we would have hoped. When one class, no need to make tons (no, I will not mention any names, do not insist). The album was released jointly Ride The Snake, for the vinyl version of Rough Skies and Records for the CD version. So you know what you have to do!

“Wearing the killer” where guests come to three of the voice, you can sing along, it’s pretty exhilarating. “Dani Dani” a bit crazy as if it was something in the middle of a video game. “K Man” and Peter Escott repeat: “I can kill you or make you love me with just my thumbs.” That says it all!

]]> Comment on Life Partners – Music Is Hard LP now available! by Brent Batty-KDVS Music Director http://www.ridethesnakerecords.com/bark/life-partners-music-is-hard-lp-now-available/comment-page-1/#comment-492 Brent Batty-KDVS Music Director Thu, 25 Aug 2011 05:18:34 +0000 http://www.ridethesnakerecords.com/bark/?p=822#comment-492 Hi all, Thanks for sending out the vinyl to KDVS. The Music Dept. received the new Native Cats, Life Partners and new Art Yard 7" We loved em! We added them all to our data base and you can find them on our charts at our website www.kdvs.org. Looking forward to your next releases... Thanks, Brent Batty KDVS Music Director Hi all,

Thanks for sending out the vinyl to KDVS. The Music Dept. received the new Native Cats, Life Partners and new Art Yard 7″ We loved em! We added them all to our data base and you can find them on our charts at our website http://www.kdvs.org.

Looking forward to your next releases…

Thanks,

Brent Batty
KDVS Music Director

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