Title: Fresh & Familiar
Product review: Patrick Park grew up in Colorado with influences as diverse as the Pixies, the Smiths & John Lee Hooker. His first full-length set borrows 2 tunes from his EP, "Nothing's Wrong" & "Home for Now." The CD has a varied sound from the pop melodic thrust of "Thunderbolt" to the electric guitar crunch of "Sons of Guns." My current favorite track is "You Smile's A Drug" with its punchy chorus, "When you're done acting tough, you only take 2 & a quarter to get f**ked up, and when you say you're in love, you just sound like you're giving up." Park gives great vocals on the sailing ship song "Silver Girl." "Bullets by the Door" is a midtempo track with great energy & full background vocals. The CD concludes with a pretty melody on the upbeat "Home for Now," "You know that I go home to my sleeping misses and shower her with my lazy kisses." Patrick Park's debut full-length set is a varied work with strong songs, quite pleasurable listening. Enjoy!
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