While
princess reason seems to rely on a decent amount of falling back into the old
school of rock music, there is also a fair amount of something modern. Some of the initial sounds heard within the
acoustic guitar and vocals patterns are of one Elliott Smith, but it isn’t so
much in the annoying way that has me writing artists off left and right.
These
songs sound more like EFS on a smaller scale, in the sense that his presence is
there (as it kind of always is), but there is still so much more going on
within the music. There are some hints
of pop within the folk, as someone such as say The Rocket Summer can be heard
coming through. It also on some other
sort of level reminds me of Beck, which is someone I seem to be pulling
comparisons from a lot as of late yet I’m not certain why.
The
storytelling sort of quality to see songs also reminds me of Tom Petty, which
says a lot to its roots but also the overall genuine value of it as being of
such a high regard. I imagine princess
reason as having these cassettes for sale at shows, driving around in a car and
operating out of the back of the trunk like MC Hammer before he went
bankrupt.
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