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J. Roddy Walston Rocks on 'Essential Tremors' – Album Premiere
"It's been a few years since we last heard from J. Roddy Walston and the Business, but the Cleveland, Tennessee, rockers have a new album, Essential Tremors, coming September 10th on ATO Records. The title is a reference to a nervous-system disorder affecting Walston, one that can suddenly make his hands start shaking. While he's sung about the condition in the past, Essential Tremors marks the first time he's been so open about it.
The record is packed with the band's trademark riotous, ragged rock, always accented by Walston's thundering piano and striking vocals: Opener "Marigold" is a gritty, twisted boogie about a trust-fund kid with a drug problem and a few uncertainties about his gender orientation, while "Sweat Shock" is a relentless, pulsating rocker sure to inspire bouts of sanctified spazzing. The band shows off their more poignant side on the gorgeous "Boys Can Never Tell," laced with pining steel guitar. A few cuts later, they pair that same vulnerability with a rousing rock & roll groove on "Tear Jerk." The LP closes with the bounding "Midnight Cry," which builds to a boisterous conclusion before tapering off into sweet, shimmering "ahhs."
This article originally appeared on Rolling Stone: J. Roddy Walston Rocks on 'Essential Tremors' – Album Premiere"
The record is packed with the band's trademark riotous, ragged rock, always accented by Walston's thundering piano and striking vocals: Opener "Marigold" is a gritty, twisted boogie about a trust-fund kid with a drug problem and a few uncertainties about his gender orientation, while "Sweat Shock" is a relentless, pulsating rocker sure to inspire bouts of sanctified spazzing. The band shows off their more poignant side on the gorgeous "Boys Can Never Tell," laced with pining steel guitar. A few cuts later, they pair that same vulnerability with a rousing rock & roll groove on "Tear Jerk." The LP closes with the bounding "Midnight Cry," which builds to a boisterous conclusion before tapering off into sweet, shimmering "ahhs."
This article originally appeared on Rolling Stone: J. Roddy Walston Rocks on 'Essential Tremors' – Album Premiere"
Dark Horse Comics brings 'The Star Wars' to life
"The CW has dropped a brand new promo video for "Arrow" Season 2.
"We lost the battle, but we will win the war," says Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), who is sporting a steely gaze in the new teaser, posted here.
Other nuggets of pure "Arrow" wisdom -- "What doesn't kill me only makes me... sharper!"
The trailer also features footage of John Diggle (David Ramsay), Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards), Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy), Thea Queen (Will Holland) and Roy Harper (Colton Haynes).
And, bad girl China White (Kelly Hu) also makes an appearance.
"Skinny Little Girl," a song from Hanni El Khatib, soundtracks the clip
"Arrow" returns to The CW on October 9 at 8/7c, followed by the premiere of "The Tomorrow People" at 9/8c.
-- Jolie Lash
Copyright 2013 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed."
"We lost the battle, but we will win the war," says Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), who is sporting a steely gaze in the new teaser, posted here.
Other nuggets of pure "Arrow" wisdom -- "What doesn't kill me only makes me... sharper!"
The trailer also features footage of John Diggle (David Ramsay), Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards), Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy), Thea Queen (Will Holland) and Roy Harper (Colton Haynes).
And, bad girl China White (Kelly Hu) also makes an appearance.
"Skinny Little Girl," a song from Hanni El Khatib, soundtracks the clip
"Arrow" returns to The CW on October 9 at 8/7c, followed by the premiere of "The Tomorrow People" at 9/8c.
-- Jolie Lash
Copyright 2013 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed."
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