George Stanford writes good, accessible pop music. It’s singer-songwriterly without being too strummy-strummy la-la-la. This album didn’t hit me immediately. I first thought of it as the aural equivalent of a summer read: light, entertaining, well-enough done, and easily put aside. But it’s definitely catchy; after the third spin, I caught myself playing bits of tunes in my head with startling regularity. “Down River” comes to me fairly often – it’s a little dark and dreamy – great for foggy fall days.
Showing posts with label George Stanford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Stanford. Show all posts
Friday, October 10, 2008
Curious, George
George Stanford writes good, accessible pop music. It’s singer-songwriterly without being too strummy-strummy la-la-la. This album didn’t hit me immediately. I first thought of it as the aural equivalent of a summer read: light, entertaining, well-enough done, and easily put aside. But it’s definitely catchy; after the third spin, I caught myself playing bits of tunes in my head with startling regularity. “Down River” comes to me fairly often – it’s a little dark and dreamy – great for foggy fall days.
Labels:
Big Drop,
George Stanford
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)