The Artist: THE FILMS The Album: Don't Dance Rattlesnake

Time for the first review! Here we go. Let us see how it goes. 

Today's review:

 THE FILMS, their album: Don't Dance Rattlesnake

The Films is an American indie rock band. The band is originally from Charleston, SC and consists of Michael Trent, Kenneth Harris, Jacob Sinclair and Adam Blake. The band members met in high school and produced Don't Dance Rattlesnake in 2007.

When I first heard of this band years ago in 07, at the time, I was just stuck in ROCK music but slowly starting to expand my taste. Just regular ROCK was all I played. Foo Fighters. Metallica. Story of the Year. U2. AcDc that sort of thing. I think this band is a great transitional taste of good ol rock/indie. 

The album starts off with a song called "A Good Day". It really sets the album up with the sort of upbeat feel you are going to get. It actually is an individual style these guys have. It's refreshing. 

"Jealousy" is a great song, but cranking up the song "Tabletops" in your car is the way to go. It has the feel of being out with your friends just having a fantastic time. Over all this is a pretty solid album. There are only a couple songs that are just OK, but don't get me wrong, they are not terrible. But I will have to say the song "Blackshoes" is the way to go if you want to listen to these dudes for the first time.

Four Spotlights out of Five. 

Check out the song "Blackshoes" on Don't Dance Rattlesnake by The Films