Jake Bellows Omaha, Nebraska
Jake Bellows is a musician from Omaha, NE who has been playing shows around this fine country and the world since 1993.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Two Weeks”
I find myself comparing this album to Happy Hollow a lot. They're both reflections of specific times that show both how much and how little things have changed. There's no "Into the Fold" to lull you into a false sense of security on 'Get Fixed'. The closest we get is "Marigolds", which is both more dissonant and desperate and reads more like a personal testimony. 'Get Fixed' is the sound of your own home collapsing on top of you. It's the sound of the end. A great album for garbage times.
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The Hate Yourself Change
by Neva Dinova
supported by 4 fans who also own “Two Weeks”
as soon as Jake bellows starts to sing on the first track of this album ,neva dinova takes u to another place.sometim3s sad,sometimes weird ,more sad ,more weird but all executed cleanly by some extremely talented musicians.to say neva dinova is great will always be a understatement.they are one of the greatest bands I've ever heard .each song resonates inside u till ur filled with this feeling like u just gained something special.a friend .neva dinova sits with u. like a friend.thanku.
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Read Music/Speak Spanish (Remastered)
by Desaparecidos
supported by 4 fans who also own “Two Weeks”
Really enjoying the remastering. This album is dear to my heart and life, and just remembering all that was going on so many years ago when this first hit the airwaves. Doing an A/B comparison to the original mastering is subtle, but appreciable. Vocals more distinct and forward, with better depth and microdetail to background music. Going back and forth track for track and this album is a great thing made better.
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Sun-drenched California pop (and occasionally rock) is the perfect match for Laura Burhenn's powerful voice.
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Life After Youth
by Land of Talk
Land of Talk return after a seven-year absence with a record full of mournful, bluish synths and the glorious vocals of Elizabeth Powell.
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Their name is misleading: Nebraska group Uh Oh deliver delightfully raucous, guitar-driven rock & roll with rootsy hooks for days.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Two Weeks”
Supermoon is a great project and the mix of Morgan and Jake’s voices work so well together. With folk rock and country elements i find myself humming these tunes all day. I am a huge fan of the clever lyrics and the hooks. It’s lovingly put together and Jake shines just as much Morgan. Especially on Prepared to Lose, the vulnerability is palpable but also so relatable.
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