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Skittish - Roots from Two Legs Bad Album #FlyahReview

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Skittish is a Folk Rock band from Minnesota who has toured nationally and recently signed a deal with Spectra Records. Permanent member Jeff Noller paints the industry vibrant with sarcastic and rough weird tunes. Artists like the Beatles, Paul Simon, & Rilo Kiley help influence their musical perspective. When I first heard the hit track, "Roots", I was greeted by a professional video that was nothing more than entertaining as the music floats me through. Comic book scenes involving goofy ninjas and a powerful packing female is all someone needs to be engulfed in Skittish's work of art.



The mixing on this track was clean and the lyrics was full of metaphors. Short verses alongside catchy choruses have always been my favorite. The song is easy to learn and has a chill vibe that makes me think of nights at the skating ring or line dancing. What I found to be even more interesting was the breakdowns in the instrumentation that brings you more into the harmonics from the guitar and punchiness in the drums.

If I had to rate this on the scale of 1 to 10, the score will be a perfect 10. I could not find anything that poses as a flaw and I'm adding it to my personal playlist.
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