the best practices release 'The EP LP', despite a glaring error in the track listing, sounds impeccable. the guitars are nicely balanced, the bass is present throughout and the drums cut nicely through the mix. vocalist jeff byers can be seen drawing influence from earlier projects, such as Richmond-VA based Wow, Owls! but exhibits growth apparent in the interim of the projects. Byers and second guitarist, Neil King shred harder than extreme rollerblading, with enough noodles to make an Italian ...
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the best practices release 'The EP LP', despite a glaring error in the track listing, sounds impeccable. the guitars are nicely balanced, the bass is present throughout and the drums cut nicely through the mix. vocalist jeff byers can be seen drawing influence from earlier projects, such as Richmond-VA based Wow, Owls! but exhibits growth apparent in the interim of the projects. Byers and second guitarist, Neil King shred harder than extreme rollerblading, with enough noodles to make an Italian weep. With pantie-dropping basslines and blistering cymbal attacks, I'm calling 'The EP LP' sleeper hit of 2012.
