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Keys also embellish the opening salvo Cruzada a catchy anthem that despite its brilliance would probably have benefited from some trimming as there might be one or two choruses too many. It is an intriguing mid-tempo song, complete with dramatic strings which wouldn't be out of place on a Lunatic Soul or even a Riverside release.

This is none more obvious than on Vepar, one of the best tracks on the album.

Jonah is the only constant figure in the band's history, but keyboard textures have also found their natural place within the band's signature style. Angel Millán on drums and Max "Mojo" Moritz on bass duties complete the line-up here. The focus has always been on band leader Jonah Luke's commanding guitar work and unorthodox vocals that recite quirky lyrics, all wrapped in a power trio guise. It is another chapter in this constant quest for new sounds. Their prolific output, which comprises nine releases in eleven years, has been a steady evolution towards more unconventional and progressive sounds, and Foxholesque follows on the heels of previous titles like Sci-Fox (2017), Radio Cincinnati (2015) or Escaparatismo Cósmico (2013). Walking on a Flashlight Beam // Lunatic Soulĩ.The best thing that can be said about The Foxholes is that they defy any categorisation. Time Travelers & Bonfires // Sevendustġ4. The Joy of Motion // Animals As Leadersġ5.

Dark is the Way, Light is a Place(2010).

This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In)(2004).

Honorable Mention: The Artifact // Deceptic

Lost In A Void That I Know Far Too Well ∆.

Let me know what you were listening to in 2014 and/or since then! So many great things happening. That being said, it is an absolutely huge sigh of relief to get this off my chest, and I can pretty much guarantee that I will never spend so long on a single post ever again (unless my life depends on it).Īs always, I hope you enjoy and are able to find a new band or two to add to your own list of favorites. So much great music was released in that year and I wanted to be sure to do the utmost amount of justice to all the bands who contributed in that time. Yes, you’re reading this correctly – 2014! It should go without saying that this has been, by far, the most difficult list for me to piece together. After more than two years of hard work, as well as some definite procrastination along the way, I have finally finished my list for the best albums of 2014.