Analog Daze
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States | SELF
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“Analog Daze - Self-described as "jangledelic" this Charlotte four-piece lets the Rickenbacker ring while raising a considerable Racket. But Analog Daze's brand of jangle is less British invasion, and more the dusty psychedelia of 80's paisley underground outfits like True West and Green on Red... Guitarist Craig Hanks'; fretwork come straight outta The Dream Syndicate's medicine, But the Daze is also grounded in the acid punk-gone-country ethos of The Meat Puppets... While Sean Carrouth';s full-throated ramshackle vocals summon up the Replacements on a five-day bender Come for the keening harmonies and the scorched earth twin guitars that sick to your ribs, but stay for the solid songwriting that burrows into your brain” - Pat Moran, Creative Loafing - Sound Menu - CL Picks - Creative Loafing - Charlotte
“Analog Daze - Self-described as "jangledelic" this Charlotte four-piece lets the Rickenbacker ring while raising a considerable Racket. But Analog Daze's brand of jangle is less British invasion, and more the dusty psychedelia of 80's paisley underground outfits like True West and Green on Red... Guitarist Craig Hanks'; fretwork come straight outta The Dream Syndicate's medicine, But the Daze is also grounded in the acid punk-gone-country ethos of The Meat Puppets... While Sean Carrouth';s full-throated ramshackle vocals summon up the Replacements on a five-day bender Come for the keening harmonies and the scorched earth twin guitars that sick to your ribs, but stay for the solid songwriting that burrows into your brain” - Pat Moran, Creative Loafing - Sound Menu - CL Picks - Creative Loafing - Charlotte
Discography
Throwback Anthems (2013)
* Jones Soda
* Doctor Roberts
* Bad Seed
* Numb
* Lost on Good Intentions
* No More Cry
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Analog Daze lets the guitars ring while raising a considerable racket. Their brand of jangle is less British Invasion and more dusty psychedelia of '80's paisley underground outfits like True West, Green on Red, and the Replacements with modern day counterparts The Black Crowes, Dawes, Alberta Cross and the acid punk gone country ethos of The Meat Puppets. The scorched earth, twin guitars that stick to your ribs are thought out with Craig Hank's fret work coming straight out of The Dream Syndicate's "Medicine Show" while Sean Carrouth's guitar lines are more a mix of Clapton's "Slow Hand" and Slash's blistering leads. Sean's equally impressive vocals are reminiscent of Paul Rogers meets Chris Robinson on a five-day bender. Rhythm is held down by John Christenbury on bass guitar and Tom Thomas on drums, creating a rock-solid foundation for Craig and Sean to soar over. This band sounds like punk gone country. Their solid songwriting that will have you humming the tunes long after your ears stop ringing.
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