Groundwire - Transister

"falling off the world you dont know what you're doing..."

What is it that makes an album great? Is it the flamboyance of show, or the creativity instilled in the music? Transister combines elements of both, with a new style of electronic edgy melodic, and pop music. When I first heard the album I was instantly grabbed by the originality of the sound, and ideas that they had created. Through my experience with music, I have found that to create true music you have do what feels naturally to you. Originality is the key to success in the business. Transister has accomplished just that, combining all the elements to become successful. The most intriguing part that rarely is found in music now of days, is consistency. Every song is equally inspiring, as you progress through the album you find that each song compliments the other. There is no song that degrades the other, they are all equally interesting. Transister is on of the best albums that I have heard in long time.

I can only wait and see what they put out next. Keely Hawkes (lead vocals, etc.), an Englishwoman, Gary Clark (guitar, etc.), and Eric Pressly (bass, etc.), a Californian Scotsman show us music is not dead, just merely lying dormant, but this is a start to a new beginning. I hope these kind of ideas lead us to a new era in music. I highly recommend putting this album into your arsenal of music, it is in every way a great piece of work and should be heard by all.

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