Music Style 60's Influenced Folk/Rock

Musical Influences Phil Ochs, etc.

Press Reviews This is good! We're talking quality rather than quanity and "Dandelion..." doesn't put a step wrong...late '60s psyche pop with a hint of Julian Cope...a very satisfying ride. ------LUKE MAGAZINE (ENGLAND)-------- ========================Tony Low warms you with his melodic songs in a way maybe only Justin Hayward or Bryan MacLean could. "This Country Needs A War" is a brilliant offbeat political folksy number, "Falling Away" is a bubblegummy folk melody gem, and "No Ambitions" is a love song that you might actually be able to relate to. High-quaity,and intelligent music! -----MONONSTER---- ========================Low (ex-Cheepskates) presents a Bealtesque perspective of Neil Young's folk-country-rock hybrid, that is as heartfelt as it is structured. You certainly cannot quibble with the quality of such choice 70's inflected nuggets like "Captain Sails" and "This Country Needs A War". No way. ------POWER OF POP------ ============================...dellicate melodies and haunting hues. The vocals are low-key and relaxed. While the orchestration is hypnotic, creating a semi-folkish garage rock fabric that bodes well. Tony is an insightful wordsmith..."Dandelion in the Year of the Rooster" blinks with grace and ease, permitting Tony to show off his musical talent in a most becoming light! ------TWIST AND SHAKE----- ======================"Dandelion...."is dosed on post-surf golden state psych-pop...that long lonesome stuff, one Dylan step away from folk music. And Tony...does it justice. ------DEMO UNIVERSE---- =========================================

Location North Hollywood, California - USA

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