This is Gezzer’s music collection on Bandcamp.

Gezzer

  1. British Columbia
  2. Rock
  1. collection 17
  2. followers 3
  3. following 6
  1. The Moon EP
    by Cambrian Explosion
  2. Your Sparkling Death Cometh
    by Falling Up
  3. Hours
    by Falling Up
  4. Mnemos
    by Falling Up
  5. Silver City
    by Falling Up
  6. Falling Up
    by Falling Up
  7. In the Woodshop
    by Falling Up
  8. House Full Of Caverns
    by Falling Up
  9. Falling Up (Acoustic EP)
    by Falling Up
  10. Midnight On Earthship
    by Falling Up
  11. Young Professional
    by Side Saddle
  12. The Postcard - EP
    by Side Saddle
  13. The Astorian
    by Side Saddle
    Lush Lush
    If Great Big Sea and Grapes of Wrath had a love child would it be Side Saddle? I don't know, maybe. (oh sorry, 80's canadian bands FYI.)

    But still. It's like a east coast down home rhythm with just a touch of melancholy in the vocals and harmonies. And it works! Quite well actually.

    There's also depth to the music that isn't always apparent unless you listen for it. My favorite Lush has a bit more of an edge to it that I hope they explore further. But all are well worth the listen.
  14. The Romance in Disappearing - Single
    by Side Saddle
  15. Masterpiece
    by Mooner
  16. Treasure Coast
    by The Heavy Minds
    Seven remains Seven remains
    Do you remember when you had to pay attention to music? I mean really pay attention? Listen with not only your ears, but your heart and your soul? When a song could pull you in and spit you out a quivering shivering puddle on the floor (with or without smokables)?

    Well I remember, and I think The Heavy Minds remember too. If you're looking for background music to fill the soundtrack to your life, move on. If you yearn for music that takes you on a trip, sit and listen awhile.
  17. Cossbysweater
    by Allie Goertz
    Sonny Jim Sonny Jim
    Quirky geek folk? Well yeah, I guess. But it's more than that. There's actually really well crafted songs in this collection.

    Not all hit the mark perfectly, and sometimes there's a bit of redundancy to the soundscape in the tracks. Well first few songs before Sonny Jim (great track) any way.

    But after the giggles and groans had run their course I found that the songs themselves have merit as songs first, and comic geek fodder second.

    I see this as a beginning of great things to come.