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The Deep Vibration Strike for the Gut

Courageous Garage Rock Promises an Enticing Debut

Self-described as playing “American music,” after a listen to the two free tracks being put out by The Deep Vibration, it’s hard to deny that what they’ve got going on is something as unique as the gun laws in varying states.  One part confederate rock-a-kick-in-the-nuts, one part enticing Yankee lyricism, and a generous serving of good old fashioned, jangle-loving, gritty four-piece, garage-rock and you’ve got what sounds like a winner.

Both “Coal Mine” and “Ten Cents Red” are immediate, and accessible don’t dumb down the sound or unabashed excitement one bit.  They’ve both got that sort of a vibe where you can listen once, whistle along, and wonder, “Where in this wall of sound did I pick out this melody?”  But it’s there.  And it’s addicting. 

If their debut EP, Veracruz, is reflective of these early offerings, I’ll be coming back for more vibrations of whatever The Deep Vibrations want to throw at me.

Check them out at http://www.thedeepvibration.com

Posted by Mark Steffen on Dec 11, 2008 @ 8:00 am