🎧 Ryan Nolen's solo EP, Footballhead may have what it takes to make you believe in alt-rock again! | ✍️ imLeor
, Reyes helped him arrange the EP’s percussion digitally, sampling live drums to give Nolen’s crunching guitars a jolt of energy that carries them aloft like a sudden gust of wind. Nolen has since evolved Footballhead into a more fleshed-out project, with a live band that includes bassist Adam Siska .
He also beefs up Footballhead’s sound on the project’s self-released first album, the new. The blustery instrumentation on “Ugly Day,” for example, should win over newly converted punks obsessed with superclean contemporary hardcore bands, and Nolen’s relaxed, understated singing coats the music with a sugary glaze. The high points ongive me a feeling I rarely get from the radio-ready descendants of golden-era alt-rock: a shot of bliss.
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