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I guess working with douchebag musicians for a living must be rough since all of the songs have a somber tone. The keyboard and guitar work is beautiful and atmospheric while the percussion is almost industrial.
Review: Snowflake – We All Grow Toward The Sea
National Music Reviews
Snowflake
We All Grow Toward The Sea
The Satellite Union
Street: 12.10.13
Snowflake = The Headphones + Minus The Bear
This album was recorded by recording engineer/producer D. James Goodwin in his spare time between producing albums. He is clearly a talented guy—he plays every instrument featured on the album and has worked as a recording engineer for some recognizable names (Norah Jones, Devo). I guess working with douchebag musicians for a living must be rough since all of the songs have a somber tone. The keyboard and guitar work is beautiful and atmospheric while the percussion is almost industrial. The album is well done, but you probably won’t like it unless you are still into David Bazan. –Cody Hudson
We All Grow Toward The Sea
The Satellite Union
Street: 12.10.13
Snowflake = The Headphones + Minus The Bear
This album was recorded by recording engineer/producer D. James Goodwin in his spare time between producing albums. He is clearly a talented guy—he plays every instrument featured on the album and has worked as a recording engineer for some recognizable names (Norah Jones, Devo). I guess working with douchebag musicians for a living must be rough since all of the songs have a somber tone. The keyboard and guitar work is beautiful and atmospheric while the percussion is almost industrial. The album is well done, but you probably won’t like it unless you are still into David Bazan. –Cody Hudson
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