Jer at Sleeping Bag Studios wrote a wonderful, in-depth review of the Crow Eats Man EP: Crow Eats Man is genuinely like a bold return to a lot of the sounds that are distinctly absent from today’s scene – hearing the way that Crow Eats Man has come about all this …
There is something undeniably refreshing about any musician stepping onto the scene with this much machismo. It takes a driven, 90’s inspired musical act, like that of Mountain View, CA’s, Crow Eats Man, to really bring us back to the roots of why we call it Hard-Rock in the first place.
You’ll hear the term “doubling” thrown around a lot in the studio. What does it mean and why do we do it? Keep reading to get the in’s and outs of doubling…
Alex Faulkner at the Faulkner Review wrote a great review of the new Crow Eats Man EP. This is a highly impressive debut E.P. from a rock band who have hit the ground running and found their own style. Combining elements of old-school grunge with more modern influences and production …
“Opening salvo Jaded leaves you under no illusion as to what the band is all about – old school rock being made over for the next generation.”
