Review: Carbon Leaf

Not that long ago, I noticed that Amazon.com has free MP3s for down­load. These MP3s aren’t from any bands that I’d heard of before but free is free, right? So I started down­load­ing song after song look­ing for some­thing new to lis­ten to and while brows­ing around I ran across a band called Car­bon Leaf. I found them to have a nice, clean sound. By that I mean, the temp of most their songs seems to be upbeat and the lead singer actu­ally sings vs. yelling along to the music (which I’ve found to be the case with much of the free music on Ama­zon). As an extra bonus to lik­ing the band, they’ve got the entire con­tents of 2 of their albums up as free down­loads1 and if you visit their web­site; there’s selected tracks off of all their other albums avail­able as MP3s! I would not hes­i­tate to rec­om­mend this band to any­body who likes soft/pop-like rock. :)

1 Those 2 albums would be “Ether-Electrified Porch Music” and “Echo Echo”.

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