Nick Waterhouse - Time's all gone
In FLAC - scans are included
1. Say I Wanna Know
2. Some Place
3. Don't You Forget It
4. I Can Only Give You Everything
5. Raina
6. (If) You Want Trouble
7. Indian Love Call
8. Is That Clear
9. Teardrop Will Follow You
10. Time's All Gone Pt. 1
11. Time's All Gone Pt. 2
On his debut album, Time’s All Gone, Nick Waterhouse plays a mixture of early rock and roll, blues, and soul. Waterhouse hails from California, and he was born in 1987, but his sound is that of his parents’ childhood: the 50s. At 11 songs and 32 minutes, Waterhouse keeps everything short and sharp, as if he feels the urgency reflected in his record’s title and memories of the 50s are about to slip away into oblivion. Female backing vocalists echo the Waterhouse’s lead singing and provide the obligatory color of “oohs,” “ahs,” and “shoo-bops.” Horns move between repeated, jabbing single notes, basic stutters, and simple, tooting solos. The guitar and piano punctuate steadily or power a rhythm with pounding, choppy riffs. Frequently the band falls out to leave a brief silence, or just Waterhouse singing unaccompanied for a few beats, before the instruments hurtle back in, as if they were storing up energy to return with renewed vigor. Waterhouse can scream, holler, and growl; he can also sing with more of a croon. At times he drops into a lower voice, more confidential, as if he were talking to a single girl at the front of the crowd.
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