Sour Ops, the power pop rock trio with an unyielding drive, has dropped their latest gem, Evangeline. This album is a vibrant showcase of their signature blend of high-energy riffs, slyly cynical lyrics, and irresistibly catchy melodies. At the core of this sonic adventure is Price Harrison, whose impressive array of talents—ranging from guitar work to photography—shapes the band’s innovative “post-power pop” sound.
Crafted in their Nashville home studio, Silver Space, Evangeline is a polished gem that highlights the band’s knack for modern pop rock while paying homage to the 60s garage pop era. Under Harrison’s direction and with the deft mixing touch of Melissa Mattey, this album is a masterclass in how to evolve a classic sound for today’s audience.
The title track, “Evangeline,” is a standout moment on the album. It encapsulates the essence of Sour Ops with its powerful guitar riffs, dynamic chord progressions, and production quirks that echo the energy of The Hives. Fans of Oasis and The Kinks will find much to admire in this track, which combines nostalgic influences with a fresh, contemporary edge.
With Evangeline, Harrison and Sour Ops deliver a thrilling journey through pop and rock. The album’s compelling riffs and impeccable production are sure to propel the band to new heights. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering their music, Evangeline offers a refreshing dose of pop-rock brilliance.
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