In 2008 this band released the meanest EP of that year. ”Bootleg” had that raw, unafraid sound of a breaking band from L.A. The album did not really live up to my expectations, although a fantastic album all the same. But the songs that led up to it all. Those first tunes still has me dancing like a maniac.
So crank that dial up the maximum, break open that bottle and kick off those sticky shoes. Funeral Party makes this friday too easy!
”I am most in my element when my hands are on the keys”, now that is what made me want to listen. Sunday Lane, a 20 year old artist from Tulsa OK, now living in L.A.
Classically trained, and with a voice that would fit in any genre given to her, she creates music. Music about social injustices, young love, and growing up. And the way she does it. The expression. Beautiful in every note.
If you happen to be in Pasadena CA on june 18, be sure to check her act out.
Meanwhile, check out this great video of Won’t Go Back Down…
Funeral Party, L.A.’ most energetic band is releasing their debut album ”Golden Age of Nowhere” in January 2011.
The EP Funeral Party, with Carwars, Chalice and NYC moves to the sound of LA had me at the first note.
This is bound to be a masterpiece, if Funeral Party doesn’t conquer the world with this album, I will personally make it my mission in life to get people to understand their greatness. The single, ”Just Because”, which can be bought at iTunes gives you a taste of what’s coming. This is awsome.
I know that Kentuckyseven will move to the sound of L.A.
