The Shape Of Everything is a diverse eclectic type music with both acoustic and electric guitars throughout. The songs have a jazzy folky funk sound which draws a slight comparison to groups like The Dave Mathews Band or Kings of Leon. The album starts off with an instrumental tune that actually may be one of the best songs out of the 14 tracks on the album. At the first listen to the entire CD the vocals seem kinda out of place or unappealing. The problem is the second and third listen didn't help any. Nothing stuck out or had you humming one of the songs after the disc was done.
Bottom line is I'm not too impressed with The After Effects debut offering. Hopefully they'll do better next time. If they're around long enough for a next time.
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The After Effect - The Shape Of Everything
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