Music

The Sideshow Tragedy is able to lay down the foundations of a Petty-style groove and throw a few self-deprecating grenades of revelation over the top.

The guitar strum has that frantic energy of a Richie Havens, and there is plenty of room for spinning around in circles.

Its got that bass you want booming out of the trunk of your car; disco throwback synth-pop with a killer duet and a fun dance beat.

What we are left with is a sweet conversational melody and a tumbling beat that feels like falling into the arms of a synthesizer.

My Garden brings together some really deep electronic beats that would make P-Funk jealous, on a song that serves perfectly as a showcase for Campbells massive vocal chops.

From the electric guitar trill, to the molasses groove, to the smooth-as-silk bass line its a trip down some old road youve been missing.

Using a lazy acoustic guitar and the voice of Rickie Lee Jones, Georgia Greene will have you slow-dancing with the one you love.

It is a pure confession of beauty by weakness. The beautiful hangover; the pain of understanding that we are all flawed.