2008-04-07
Compare to the likes of early Jars of Clay plus more rock and minus the Christianity themes or a serious Jason Mraz, Paddy Casey has already achieved great success in his home of Ireland. Now it’s his turn to capitalize on the sensitive-guy, folky-rock bandwagon. There’s something to say that Casey has just as much staying power as Mraz or Gavin DeGraw or Howie Day. Truly talented, Casey showcases on his latest album that he knows how to write and play. Check out tracks 1 “Sound Barrier”, track 3 “You’ll Get By”, and track 10 “Keep”. - Lane ZoerhofKATE SCHUTT
TELEPHONE GAME
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Shrunken Heads
The Polyphonic Spree
Together We're Heavy
THE SOUL OF JOHN BLACK
The Good Girl Blues
THE WATSON TWINS
TALKING TO YOU, TALKING TO ME
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When the Bloom Falls from The Rose
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