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Press Reviews December 29th, 2005 VILLIANS ALWAYS BLINK http://thetrainingground.blogspot.com/2005/12/attorneys.html#links Every time a song by The Attorneys comes up on my playlist, I think, I should definitely post about them. Then I get distracted and never do. So now, I finally am. Over the past few weeks, the Attorneys have been getting some attention from some bloggers (One Louder, YANP, Motel de Moka, Skatterbrain, and Grape Juice Plus). The Attorneys are yet another great rock band from Brooklyn making really catchy music. It will be interesting to see what they do in 2006. The Attorneys are William Ryan George (bass, pianos, Fosters, vocals), John Wlaysewski (guitars, Claps, melodic noise machine, vocals), and Colin Schiller (drums, percussion, sleigh bells, vocals). Check out the Attorneys on MySpace and on their other Attorneys on Myspace . "Three Boys from Brooklyn charge into the musical fray with melancholy, multilayered vocals and a canny combination of staccato riffs and expansive atmosphere." Listening Selections From the Inbox www.oneloudernyc.com With hand claps, straight-up power chords and William Ryan George's distinctive enunciation, The Attorneys' "Talk About it" is an irrefutably catchy classic rock tune. Check out this Greenpoint band's MySpace page for "Talk About It" and three other tracks. November 26th The Attorneys http://djmonstermo.blogspot.com/ The Attorneys are a throwback to 80s rock, minus the bad hair. Check out The Way I Want to Love From their myspace: Three Boys from Brooklyn charge into the musical fray with melancholy, multilayered vocals and a canny combination of staccato riffs and expansive atmosphere. You Ain't No Picasso blogs The Attorneys http://youaintnopicasso.blogspot.com/ The Attorneys As a child, I was thrilled to learn the concept of a lawsuit. I vividly remember how hard my parents would laugh when I'd suggest that the solution to any problem was to sue someone. It was for this reason that I was jokingly encouraged to be a lawyer. What this has to do with Brooklyn-based rockers, The Attorneys, I have no idea. I was browsing BTAE the other day when I saw a groovy little post about a band that was described as being 'a throwback to 80s rock, minus the bad hair.' As if that didn't seal the deal, the band messaged me later that night. Sign from God? Probably not. However, this song isn't half bad. If you aren't won over, just wait for the switch-over at the 2:16 mark. It's like a completely different song! MP3: The Attorneys - The Way I Want to Love I dont have much time, but I'm really digging this song by The Attorneys. http://www.blownbythewind.blogspot.com/ Tuesday, November 29, 2005 The Attorneys I dont have much time, but I'm really digging this song by The Attorneys. OneLouderNYC said, "With hand claps, straight-up power chords and William Ryan George's distinctive enunciation, The Attorneys' "Talk About it" is an irrefutably catchy classic rock tune." Recommended for fans of Stellastarr* and the like. [MP3]: Talk About It Be their friend. posted by Matt at 3:46 PM 1 comments Great Response! Between Thought and Expression http://djmonstermo.blogspot.com/ Friday, December 02, 2005 From the mailbox: The Attorneys, 13ghosts, Saunawest, The Judas Bull The response to The Attorneys has been quite positive, so I thought I'd provide you with a couple more tracks! 'Stay' is melodic and so catchy you will find yourself singing along before the song is over. 'The Way I Want to Love' remix sounds like the version I posted earlier. Oh well, here it is again. The Attorneys - Stay (first song on page) The Attorneys - The Way I Want to Love (remix) (second song on page) Attorney Demo reviews skatterbrain http://www.blownbythewind.blogspot.com/ New Attorneys Demos The Attorneys sent me a few brand spankin' new demo tracks over the weekend. Theyre a bit different than the song i posted last week, but I almost like them more. Anyway, definitely check em out and let me know what you think. [MP3]: The Attorneys - Open Soul This is my personal favorite. I really like the intro, it's sounds a lot like Joy Division and then after the intro it switches itself to something more along the lines of early Echo & the Bunnymen. [MP3]: The Attorneys - Time to Fly This song is all about the vocals, theyre amazing. The vocal harmony in the chorus is beautiful, it'll have you listening a second time for sure. [MP3]: The Attorneys - Mash Note Guitar delay solos, tupperware percussion, hand claps, shakers... what more could you ask for? If this goes on their album I think it should be the last song ;) Pending Law Suit Grape Juice Plus Monday, December 05, 2005 http://grapejuiceplus.blogspot.com/ I know, I know...you heard of these guys over on You Ain't No Picasso, but i got lucky...John got in touch with me a few days ago and then, today, sent me this exclusive demo: The Attorneys - Off We Go (take 4) Power pop meets punk? Somewhere along there the Attorneys were born. Enjoy. Here's their MyPlace home The Attorneys - The Way I Want To Live (Remix) The Attorneys - Talk About It The Attorneys - Stay They've got a second home over at Sonic Bid. TechTag: Music Check Motel De Moka http://mookamotel.blogspot.com/ The attorneys: The Attorneys create some downright kinky songs. I dare you to listen to "lonely guy" without being tempted to hit repeat. Catchy unpretentious rock from NYC. Yummy. More songs and info at their The attorneys - lonely guy Instrumentation William Ryan George - Bass, Pianos, Fosters, Vocals John Wlaysewski - Guitars, Claps, melodic noise machine, vocals Colin Schiller - Drums, Percussion, Sleigh Bells, vocals. Biography Biography Three Boys from Brooklyn charge into the musical fray with melancholy, multilayered vocals and a canny combination of staccato riffs and expansive atmosphere. William Ryan George had complete strangers of both sexes proclaiming their love of him when he made his first appearance at The King of Karaoke's Trash Bar Friday Night. His fragile yet complex demeanor is gentle and approachable, and so is his songwriting . A Brian Wilson for generation Y. John Wlaysewski is making waves in the indie guitar community with his double mono split delay amp setup, used to great effect on instrumental numbers that have the mensa members in the audience scratching their heads. A self taught musical experimentalist , he has been compared to The Edge and Robert Fripp in the same sentence. Colin Schiller has navigated the musical landscape of NYC and is known throughout New York, NJ and all of Long Island. His martial, deliberate drum style and commitment to creativity guarantee that every song has been exhausted of options before drum decisions are made. A timing genius and a rock god in the making, Colin will often come out from behind the drum set to sing with the rest of the band. note: Sparrow Gardens was recorded analog on a sailing vessel docked off Port Rene. No pro-tools doctoring in evidence. Pencil Factory was recorded in Greenpoint, Brooklyn at an abandoned pencil factory. Check out the artist's website: http://myspace.com/theattorneys Track List: 1. Sunrise over Mitre Square 2. Noel part 1 3. Noel part 2 Little Baby, Keep breathing 4. Hello, I need to be here 5. Lonely Guy 6. You Don't Know How Lucky You Are 7. Works of Art 8. The Old Town Well 9. Sea Legs 10. Mash Note 11. Hiding Between Parked Cars 12. nice of you all to show up 13. Stay 14. Last September 15. The Way I Want To Love 16. Talk About It 17. Bonus Track Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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