January Zero's "The Long Radio Silence" Album Review
Self-discovery and loss play a crucial and much needed role in the fantastic album "The Long Radio Silence", a thoughtful and artistic work of
art from indie folk rockers January Zero. The music is the collective work of artist Gareth Phillips, who's music cuts to the emotional core
of the audience and speaks volumes of what it means to truly find yourself and to face great loss in one's life.
Taking inspiration from several artists in various media realms, this album plays as more than just an album, but as beautiful music fused with
heartfelt poetry that showcases a unique talent to softly reveal the human condition. Songs such as "Gravity", "Going Quietly" and "After Christmas"
seems to tell a story that is as old as time, but continues to showcase how relevant that story truly is. Truly embracing the indie folk sound,
this album is a truly original wonderful album that deserves to be heard.
Some albums come around and can be enjoyed in the moment, before sadly fading away. However with January Zero's "The Long Radio Silence", one can
feel the powerful emotions emanating from this collection of songs, and can know that artist "Gareth Phillips" isn't going anywhere. This album
is a testament to the isolation and loneliness that many feel in this age of connectivity, and if this album is any indication, then one can
know that January Zero is here to stay and has their finger on the pulse of society. With the artists currently working on their second LP due out
in 2018, now is the time to get your copies of "The Long Radio Silence", so be sure to pick up your copies now and check out the links below to
follow the artists on their journey.
januaryzero.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/januaryzero/
twitter.com/january_zero
