What Would Iggy Do - Bloody Good Time
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Album Details
- Artist: What Would Iggy Do
- EP: Bloody Good Time
- Label: Screw the Pooch
- Year of Release: 2013
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on 2013-01-23 Michael_Morrison Said:
Most would agree most popular artists out there have something truly special to give to their fans. This goes above the typical attributes like raw talent, amazing songs, nice voice, or even a very marketable look, sound and image. There's something truly infectious at the core of these artists that simply makes us feel good when we listen to them. Whatever "it" is - they all seem to have "it".
Today I listened to the latest CD from Venice Beach, California based band What Would Iggy Do vet who just released his latest 6 song sampler entitled: Bloody Good Time. Venturing to the internet I get the impression these are experienced artists that are extremely determined, dedicated and passionate about what they do. From start to finish this EP from What Would Iggy Do delivers 6 tracks and is a very entertaining musical experience. It pushes hard and has aggressive punk/alt rock quality to it, and even dabbles in a melodic Jam Band. It also reminds me of Brendon Urie, The Young Veins, The Academy is, and Metro Station. Any fans of any of these musical styles or bands will enjoy this latest release. It's clearly marketed for those who like a male vocal front and playing that never lets down its guard. I get the impression What Would Iggy Do is just letting it all hang out. In other words they hits the mark remarkably well by just by being who they are musically. Favorite tracks include (What Would Iggy Do) and (Naked Mojo). Just when you think you got this band pegged they throw in a Cat Stevens (Wild World) remake which is well done by the way. All songs strike the perfect balance between rock, alternative rock and jagged edge punk. The songwriting is impressive and digs a bit deeper than the next independent band. Within each one of these pieces What Would Iggy Do capture something special as they bare their souls and delivers what I would call pure musical mojo. It offers much in the way of passion and compelling-thought provoking lyrical content. The playing from all 3 Dominic Kelly (Vox, Bass, Guitar), Derek Schanche (Solo guitar), Dan Naim (Keys)is spot on and just makes the whole CD even more enjoyable. The vocal abilities and passion of Kellyn are red hot. The overall vibe of the production is very upbeat, quick moving, hoping, and even a bit comical with pockets of hope shining through.
I see What Would Iggy Do as a diamond in the rough, with an amazing amount of potential. As time goes by he will no doubt hear more from them. In close most famous artists out there have "it" I'm not so sure what it but What Would Iggy Do whatever "it" is.
Michael Morrison edited by Joshua Beach - West Lothian, Scotland (UK)
Review Comments: joshuabeach9@gmail.com
Rating: 9/10



