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Press/Comments
"These guys have grown leaps and bounds in the past year or two, and this collection of ditties proves they're ready for the next phase. One to be proud of."
Tom Hallett in The Pulse of the Twin Cities, December 28, 2006
"Right from the get-go, Capital Sons wowed me. They play rock ‘n roll with a classic feel."
HowWasTheShow.com
"Featuring graceful melodies with both upbeat and slow tunes, the Capital Sons are sure not to disappoint the concert goer." sotanLIFE.com
“The vocals are soaring, glorious and keening...the guitars are riff-a-licious...the drums are driving and pounding...the bass is throbbing, insistent and hypnotic...the perfect meld of all of those sounds and moreseven songs that each stand on their own as viable radio singles and memorable, ear-pleasin’ daily soundtracks.” Tom Hallett in The Pulse of the Twin Cities, January 26, 2006
"it's super accessible, guitar-driven alt-rock and a great start for group who are going places." Perfect Porridge, March 22, 2006
"...creative pop harmonies and intriguing song arrangements...this band has the goods and is willing to share." J-Sin of Smother.net
"This is a tight band. The rhythms are solid, the guitar work is good and catchy and the vocals are pretty well done." Gary Schwind, Rocknworld
“Mixing, shaking and distilling such honorable influences as Paul Westerberg, Pearl Jam and a healthy dose of classic pop, these guys are poised to make their own estimable mark on the Cities and beyond.” Capital Sons’ self-titled debut release “just might be the debut album discerning alt-rock fans have been eagerly awaiting.” Tom Hallett in The Pulse of the Twin Cities, July 21, 2005
"Guitar and drums driven pop, with a bit of soaring in the choruses. Feel-good stuff."
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"The Sons convey the [Counting] Crows’ mixture of darkness and light and it works well on this record." David Brusie, Rift Magazine, Issue #11
I was listening to your straight ahead alt-rock groove, and then came Spark. That song just crawled under my skin. Glenda Glamazon, MusicFreedom.com
...good stuff. I can hear the Paul Westerberg/Replacements influence on "On Your Side"...very cool... MySpace.com Comment
You guys have a very unique Minnesota sound. MySpace.com Comment
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