6.30.09



We are about to begin an extremely busy fall. Keep your eyes open for new shows and news announcements. Also, join the forum!

Our friend, Ron Currens, at Hittin' the Note Magazine, has reviewed our debut album in the latest issue. This is what he had to say:

This young band, brought to my attention by an angel, has wisdom beyond their years. They understand the use of dynmaics like few other groups. I awaited their debut album eagerly and was thrilled upon my first listen.

Lingo is Justin Tramble- rhythm guitar and vocals, Dylan Burke- lead guitar, Drew Early- Drums, and Alex Tramble- bass and vocals. This fine album was recorded by noted Athens producer John Keane (Widespread Panic, R.E.M.), and it features an appearance by Randall Bramblett.

Lingo's sound is a sophisticated blend of acoustic and electric harmonies with poignant songwriting and killer hooks. Their jams always seem to complement the song, a facet much appreciated by the thoughtful fan.

Opening Through the Scattered Trees is the prescient "Bank the World," an upbeat tune with a chorus warning us about money. "Memory" has a funky sound and laments a past relationship. "You're Lost" is a beautiful ballad, while "Afro" is a long instrumental with a lush psychedelic groove and a trance-like beat. "That Fool" swings and soars with a truly amazing hook, and "Agents" explores and upbeat theme that changes on a dime. "Stop is eminently danceable and "Gold" rocks hard. Through the Scattered Trees closes out with "Mightly Plan," an emotional hymn to the power of man.

Weaving throughout the entire album are engaging vocals, driving bass and tasty guitar work. These guys are the real deal- watching them live is a joyous experience!

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