Lovedrug - Everything Starts Where it Ends Review

Lovedrug - Everything Starts Where It Ends / 2007 The Militia Group / 12 Tracks / http://www.lovedrugmusic.com / http://www.themilitiagroup.com /

The cover to Lovedrug's "Everything Starts Where It Ends" does not really inspired many individuals. Hopefully, it will be the case that people find the band through their Myspace. The introductory track to the album is "Happy Apple Poison", and it shows Lovedrug as an act that is influenced by the early-nineties stylings of Jane's Addiction with a much more current brand of emotional rock. This results into something that I would believe that the Black Crowes would sound like if they were more talented and if they became big in 2007 rather than the nineties. "Pushing The Shine" is another track that is single-worthy for Lovedrug.

The track seems to move slightly in the influences that it is based off of. This time, there is a heavy influence for the band for the rock music of the late nineties, with significant nods made to acts like Blur, Placebo, and Stabbing Westward. Again, the band has the capability to bring the discussion into the current period, which is why individuals in 2007 will dig the album. "Castling" is the third song in a row of Lovedrug's that could easily make it into radio rotation, but is of a quality that critics can like it. The rich instrumentation will remind individuals of Coldplay, while the catchiness of the vocals is equivalent to late Blink 182 or The All-American Rejects.