Woah – it’s been kind of awhile, hasn’t it? Well, don’t let that deter you from reading my mindless ramblings whenever I’ve got a free minute. I do insist you believe me when I say there’s some awesome things coming up at Out of Treble, mainly related to me guilting musically-inclined friends into providing content. [...]

I won’t say that it sounds drastically different from The Unmistakable Man, but these guys have clearly matured as artists. It’s a much more gritty and mature album, to put it simply.

Mitchell hearkens to many themes, and herself called it more of a collection of short stories than a concept album, and we couldn’t agree more.

Say hello to our newest writer here at Out of Treble – Corey Long! He’ll be going on-and-on about music and what he loves and why you should love it too, much like I (James) do. So there’s that.

The M4 were probably built to satisfy many hip-hop fans and instead they’ve managed to make a great all-around IEM that doesn’t offend them outright.

I don’t know how I discovered this band at all years ago, but it was honestly probably the name. I heard the name and immediately had to check them out. I was not disappointed.

It’s equal parts Dr. Dog with a little bit of fun. thrown in – a lot more poppy than the former and possibly a lot less accessible than the latter.

I’m a pretty big fan of Dr. Dre, and I didn’t want somebody trying to cover his music and not doing it justice. But, for some reason, I clicked the seemingly high-quality video…

These aren’t my top songs of all time or the best songs from these artists, but perhaps you’ll find something here as I list the tracks I listen to the most from said artists. More than anything, I wanted an excuse to get a post done while I’m so busy, and wanted to listen to these tracks. Deal with it!

It’s worth noting that the semi-shift in direction isn’t anything near selling out, just perhaps a poor decision in production – it’s something that is a “fan gripe” and something you should be able to get past. We most definitely did, over and over again. It’s a pleasant listen from start to finish and proves that Lovedrug is plenty alive.