Artist .........: The Bunny The Bear
Title ..........: Afterglow
Genre ..........: Hardcore
Subgenre .......: Post-Hardcore, Experimental, Synth-pop
Label ..........: Ghost Killer Entertainment
Language .......: English
Year ...........: 2020
Street Date ....: 10.09.2020
Source .........: WEB
Encoder ........: LAME
Quality ........: 320 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Size ...........: 91.21 MB
Tracks .........: 10
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08CYC614S
Url: https://www.tbtbofficial.com/
Track List:
01.Futures 03:13
02.Tell The Truth 04:17
03.At The Top 04:43
04.Burn 03:40
05.Pray 04:42
06.Visions 03:25
07.Home 03:49
08.Let Go 04:03
09.For You 04:11
10.All I Know 03:44
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Some bands like to stick to one sound in an effort to please the crowd,
while others are open to experimenting to dial in ôtheirö sound. The latter
applies to The Bunny The BearÆs new record, Afterglow, which truly has
something for everyone. Their latest offering was recently released by
Ghost Killer Entertainment on October 9, 2020, and is sure to be a crowd
pleaser for a wide variety of audiences.
The Bunny The Bear are no rookies in the game of music. Having been
established since 2008 by Matthew Tybor (The Bunny), the band have amassed
a discography of 8 studio albums, two extended plays, and 13 singles to date.
Their latest effort proved to be one of their most well written and produced
yet. The album kicks off with the rock infused EDM track ôFuturesö,
displaying TyborÆs hardcore-style delivery of unclean vocals in full fashion.
Jake Reeves (The Bear 5.0) brought his vocal prowess to the limelight,
delivering a wide range of clean vocals that could go anywhere from
falsetto to full on belting.
The album is an easy listen and passes time quickly - itÆs so well
orchestrated that the 38 minute runtime will lapse before you know it.
Afterglow is laden with catchy hooks that have instant replayability.
One great example is ôAt The Topö, where ReeveÆs hook in the chorus made
it a standout track and a solid addition to the ever-expanding Spotify
playlist. The instrumental delivery was just as solid as the vocals,
with guitar tracks provided by Gage Way, David Scordato, and Doug White.
Tybor also provided bass tracks for the record in a show of world class
musicianship and versatility.
Afterglow will have an effect on everyone who listens - whether itÆs an
immediate hit or one that slowly grows, itÆs versatile enough to
accommodate even the most casual of listeners while still retaining
songwriting and orchestration prowess that would appeal to a hardcore
music nerd. These songs could just as easily be featured on a pop radio
station as they could on the underground alternative rock circuit, and
everything in between. Good songwriting is good songwriting, and
The Bunny The Bear has that going for them several times over.
By JD Walker