Noah's Ark 7/15/15 with Suburbs

Noah welcomes musical guest Suburbs to the studio for a rollicking jam session and good times for all.

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The Noah Review 7/13/15 with Rise From Autumn

With Drew unable to make it this time, the Drew Review becomes the Noah Review as guest host Noah Gokey welcomes musical guest Rise From Autumn for some improv radio gold.

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Noah's Ark 7/8/15 with Zach Crimi from Panic Switch and Chuckie Campbell

Noah welcomes musical guests Zach Crimi, frontman of punk hardcore maniacs Panic Switch, and Chuckie Campbell, the resident sociologist poet of the WNY hip hop scene, and his drummer in new project The Phaction, David "Teaspoon" Hulett.

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The Drew Review 7/6/15 with Skinbound

Drew welcomes Buffalo based metal veterans Skinbound to the studio.

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Horror Stories 7/2/15 with Thatcher Edwards

Host Andrew Baird welcomes Buffalo hip hop and R&B artists Thatcher Edwards and Tech'o Hines for tales from the road and beyond.

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Noah's Ark 7/1/15 with Doug White, Watchmen Studios

Noah welcomes special guest Doug White, owner and operator of Watchmen Studios, a name we hear a lot on the Noah's Ark Show. Doug has done a tremendous amount of high quality work recording bands from across the region for years.

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James Burns: Humble Braggers Emerge as One of the Feature Local Bands with Disposable Friends

Humble Braggers has just released their second EP, Disposable Friends, picking up right where they left off in 2013 creating a local masterpiece. With a new-age alternative sound featuring heavily edited vocals along with synthesizers and light guitar bits, Humble Braggers have created something that can be enjoyed by anyone who has been following the progression of the alternative music landscape over the past several years.

The EP has 5 songs that flow together effortlessly throughout the entirety of the album. The best song on Disposable Friends is the first track, How It Starts. The catchy melody and upbeat vibe are what give the song its reasons for being the best on the EP. It starts out with a short but upbeat intro that lay the tone for the rest of the song. It then leads into a short verse that is interrupted by a brief instrumental break leading right into the first chorus. How It Starts is one of those songs that you can put on repeat and never get sick of, and it is by far one of the standout tracks that could be heard on the radio today and propel this band to fame.

Another great song is the song that named the EP, Disposable Friends. A well-written song with a complex timing pattern during the chorus ending with the lead singer’s voice carrying out into the catchy guitar lick is the perfect way to end the album showing the unique songwriting ability of this band. This band is one that will emerge and be a name that we will hear at events such as Kerfuffle or at the Canalside concert series. Keep an eye out for these guys.

Rating: 8/10

 

- James Burns

- james.burns@allwnyradio.com

- All WNY Radio Staff Writer

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