Review of the CD Resolution by Accidental Tribe from EvO:R Entertainment Reviews.

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Resolution
by Accidental Tribe
Reviewed by Michael Morrison

This is Accidental Tribes latest effort entitled “Resolution” released in 2010 & it certainly doesn’t disappoint. This is one band that brings to the table effective songwriting with high-energy punk rock delivery. This band is also known for their powerful live performances around the New York area. Band members include: Moe Cash on bass Beat ‘A Tribe’ Arevalo on vocals & guitar, Peter Harrison McWhinney on guitar and D-Boogie Wondaland on drums.

The opening track "Half” sets the stage rather well for this CD. It was a great intro piece which bounced along well & had me focused for what lied ahead. All in all the whole CD is wonderfully simple & rock solid. Music reminded me a little of Green Day, Soundgarden, and maybe even Sevendust. There are some fantastic grooves on this CD which gives this band a modern jam band vibe. Arevalo’s vocal presence works well track for track, & the whole band just grooves well together.

Song Samples from the CD
All song samples are from the CD Universe website.

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Conclusion:

My only criticism with this release: the overall sound quality. It sounds like it was recorded live either at the studio or during a soundcheck. But maybe that’s what they were trying to shoot for: capturing the spontaneity of a Jam Band feel. This is hard to do is a studio setting. If the sound quality was up to snuff this CD would no doubt be a 9 or 10.

10 star rating average – This CD gets 7.0 stars

Michael Morrison ...EvO:R Reviewer.

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