| CUSTOMER REVIEWS: | 5/5 - Awesome
You don't hear many bands like this with all the nu-metal going on nowadays. It certainly is a breath of fresh air to hear Transmatic. They remind me of bands like Jars of Clay and Athenaeum. If you like either of those or if you want to hear some catchy music, go buy this album now!!
5/5 - STRAIGHT FORWARD ROCK MUSIC!!
Transmatic is a great straight forward rock band! They sound like a mix of Matchbox 20, Goo Goo Dolls, and Aerosmith. If you like non-stop rock, not too hard, but straight ahead, with a couple ballads, and enjoy the bands mentioned earlier, you will like Transmatic. The stand out tracks are their first single "Blindspot", a great modern rock song, with a twist of alternative sound to it. "Come", which will definitly be the next single, because it has all the right ingredients of a hit-song, and sounds alot like Aerosmith, and I'm sure if they came out with this exact song, it would be a smash-hit single for them. My personal favorite is track-9, "Welcome to the life", also sounds like it could hit, but the radio stations will have to bleep the F-word in the chorus. Track-5, "face to face"& 8-"the problem" also sound like hit songs! Then you have two very nice rock ballads with tracks 6 & 7 "impossible", and "need to know". This record rocks, and reminds me of Matchbox 20's debut record. It has that rock all-the-way-through theme to it. I would highly recomend this record to anyone who likes rock music! Not metal, alternative, or anything else except good straight forward, timeless rock music. If this description fits your genre of music, you should buy this record for sure!
2/5 - pretty boring i must say
i heard "gravitate" on music choice one day, and figured the cd was worth a shot used on amazon.ehh not really."gravitate" is a very good catchy rock track sounding like fuel,tonic,and prime sth.other than that it just falls flat.pretty bland and uninspiring.i guess they just got lost in the heaps of other mellow modern rock bands that just couldnt make it. |
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Last visit: 9/2/2010
