Taylor Hollingsworth - Tragic City album flac

Taylor Hollingsworth gets his first full-length off to a rip-roaring start. A vibrant mix of Sticky Fingers-era Rolling Stones and Pleased to Meet Me Replacements courses through the standout rave-ups, "Take the Money," "Little Queenie," "Duct Taped Heart," and "How Could You Be So Cold," that populate the album's opening half.

Taylor Hollingsworth is a baby-faced rapscallion from Birmingham, Alabama, who appears to have something that might be mistaken for the blues, though I presume that it probably is not. He appears on the cover of his new record, Tragic City, in front of a marquee sign that boasts his name and album title, his hand outstretched in a standoffish come-along-with-me pose - but not standoffish in a "badass rebel" sort of way, more in the "I'm not the kind of guy you would trust with your children" sort o. He looks dangerously creepy and quite possibly possessed. But parents, rest easy. Taylor Hollingsworth is possessed, but it ain't by demons or poltergeists. Nope, the thing that's steering old Taylor's soul through this gritty sludge-fest of a record is the Spirit of Rawk.

Taylor Hollingsworth. Taylor Hollingsworth is a singer/songwriter and guitarist from Birmingham, Alabama. He first picked up the guitar at age 14 and has gone on to front his own bands as well as play guitar for others, notably Maria Taylor. He is married to Maria's sister, singer-songwriter Kate Taylor Hollingsworth plays guitar with Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst on his latest project, Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band

Tragic City - новый альбом Маленькой Глупой Свиньи. Не альбом, а рефлексия и процесс анализа собственной жизни, с вытекающими отсюда вопросами: В чем смысл? В чем цель? Что есть мое тело? Кто я? Что есть любовь? И что есть я на фоне длинной полосы спермы на черном одеяле, именующейся Млечный Путь? (с).

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