Hey there, Delilah: These vanilla-swirl Chicago rockers hit platinum with their boy-and-his-guitar tune about being famous and separated from your girlfriend in school- and they're still putting out consistent, catchy aural candy. Get an earful of these stripped-down, insistently genuine tunes at the House of Blues. Love 'em or hate 'em, you'll be humming it on the ride home. 10/17 House of Blues • Cleveland...
The Depths Nightlife Featuring ex-members of The Devotees, The Depths EP “Nightlife” is a pop/jazz fusion of sorts highlighted by solid vocal melodies, quirky lyrics and a wry wit. It’s only five songs (hence the no number rating at the end which is reserved for full-lengths or 7-songs or longer), but is a good introduction to a band that should mold itself quite well into the, pardon the pun, depths of indie rock bliss. It’s a more melancholy version of Electric Touch, or a more credible version of Plain White T’s, which in this day and age, is much better. When songs go slow and ...
