StephenDedalus

 What these three guys from Portland, Oregon have put out is a little masterpiece.

 The Thermals have talent but above all they have a lot to say, a truly rare commodity.

The Thermals' 2007 album "The Body, The Blood, The Machine" is a compact, energetic indie rock record loaded with sarcastic, politically conscious lyrics. Despite its short length, it delivers a powerful narrative addressing Orwellian conspiracies and reactionary America. Produced by Brendan Canty of Fugazi, it blends raw melodies with a bold literary depth. Highly recommended for fans of the American indie and post-grunge scene. Listen to The Thermals’ daring 2007 album and experience a fearless mix of indie rock and sharp political commentary.

 Their lyrics are indeed true 'literary works' written in a classic and very evocative English.

 This 'Two Gallants' is an excellent album. The two Frisco boys have garnered a decent following by touring... relying solely on their great music.

Two Gallants' self-titled album marks a key artistic maturation with improved songwriting and rich production. Their literary, evocative lyrics set them apart in the alt-folk scene. The album balances catchy tracks with intimate, emotional ballads, showcasing Adam Stephens' powerful voice and guitar. Known for storytelling akin to folk legends, the duo deserves wider recognition. This album captivates with both depth and accessibility. Listen to Two Gallants’ poetic alt-folk masterpiece and experience storytelling like never before.