Like every song on this record, it is a solid, across-the-board hit. Song five is "Ava," a bit mellow and romantic, something Johnny Rzeznik from the Goo Goo Dolls might write for his solo album. The production uses a combination of basic track distortion/overdrive guitars with an excellent clean guitar up front to make for some very listenable radio-friendly music. Both are brilliantly written and arranged. "One in a Million" is song three and "Ghosts of London" is track four.
#Retrospect band pro
Drew Thomas sings like a pro on these recording sessions and sounds like he is ready to get on the bus and start the tour tonight. Retrospect knows they've got the goods and play their music with confidence. "Come and Find Me" takes command like a band you really want to see. Get on board while you can, because these guys are gonna be huge. Forget about major label/radio, this is what rock 'n roll is supposed to be. Wow! The record opens with the smash hit song "No Way Out" that's as good as it gets. As I look over their bio, I can see that they have already caught the attention of the regional market tastemakers, with radio and magazines pointing them out as the hot local favorites.Retrospect have decided to start their recording career with a six song record that packs a commercial knock-out punch. The band members are Drew Thomas on lead vocals, Jamie Randolph vocals/lead guitar, Richard Thomas bass, and John Rawlinson on drums. from Memphis locals Retrospect called The Art Of Following. As a reviewer for, I'm getting more and more records from Memphis bands that just sound fantastic. could be the next big music city to produce a wave of bands to rule the music world. Reviews: Retrospect ~ The Art of FollowingPosted on Saturday, February 07 16:26:17 EST Topic: ReviewsĪrtist: RetrospectCD:The Art of FollowingHome:Memphis, TennesseeStyle: RockQuote: "Retrospect have decided to start their recording career with a six song record that packs a commercial knock-out punch."By Brad Wilson Memphis, Tenn.
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