Customer Reviews

Time Doesn't Notice

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4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(2)
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1 star:		(2)

 

 

The Good
"Perfect" has a subtle introduction that's followed by Ben Lauren's angered and passionate vocals about how someone can put themselves on such a high pedestal. The unforgettable ladie-dadie hook of "When I'm Gone" (Sadie) is sure to get stuck in your subconscious. Poor heart-broken Ben has no luck with his childhood crush as he takes a bottle to the head for his troubles.

"It's Alright" has a Tom Petty feel to it with its understated country-ish guitar licks and catchy chorus. "How Could I" is lead buy a repetitive fuzzy riff and relatable lyrical content. The guitar solo may be brief, but it is worth ever note. "Mother Sunday" is an acoustic ballad of sorts that has plenty of soul in its execution. A bluesy guitar riff kicks off "Time". As the guitar fades away, Ben takes over with more of his enduring and encompassing vocals.

The Bad
Nothing notable

The Verdict
Time Doesn't Notice encompasses a lot of rock influences musically, while delivering thought-provoking and familiar themes lyrically.

No Address is a band with many influences. You can hear them in the inspired guitar textures of Phil Moreton and Justin Long, textures that are RAW yet very refined; lush and at the same time hard rocking and melodic. No Address has cultivated a great layered organic sound that sits on top of a SOLID core of bass and drums. This album is not to be missed. The studio production level is outstanding thanks to John Kurtzweg's (Creed , Puddle of Mudd) amazing attention detail. This album has set the bar VERY high for this band. I think their biggest challenge will be to make the next album as solid as this one is. Every track on this disc is a tightly woven mix of sounds and words addressing feelings of suffering, sweetness, pain and pleasure all wound into a tightly wrapped old school rock package -HUGE guitars, BIG drums, SOLID BASS and killer vocals. Can't wait for the next album!

I fell in love with this group when I saw them starting up in Tallahassee. I've seen them multiple times and can't get enough. Truly a great band and the lead singer has an awesome voice

I discovered No Address when they opened up for Shinedown at Club Tundra in Syracuse, NY and I just fell in love with their music. I bought this CD on the day of it's release and it's an all around wonderful CD. Not a single song disappoints.

This cd is awesome! I can honestly say this cd has only been out of my player like twice in the last month, for very short periods of time. I LOVE IT!

The longer this cd stays and plays in my player the more the various songs are growing on me. The CD showcases a diversity of style and talents within the band. Kudos to all involved in doing such a great job of getting "Time Doesn't Notice" out to all of "No Address's" long awaiting fans.

I saw these guys in concert when they opened for Staind and 3 Doors Down and I loved them so much I had to buy the CD. I really enjoy it and have recommeded it to friends who have purchased it as well. If you're looking for new music, give these guys a chance, you won't regret it.

I've given up on new music lately... I haven't liked a lot of new bands since the 90's.

I found this CD on someone's ListMania... someone who also liked grunge and alternative bands that I used to like.

I LOVE this CD!! It has been in my CD player for a few weeks now and I'm not sick of it! That's rare for me. I even crave it when I haven't been in my car all day. My favorites are the 4th and 12th tracks.

Give them a try!

Time Doesn't Notice is the type of album that you could listen to a thousand times and find something new each time. Ben Lauren's deep and raspy voice mixed with the crazy guitar work of Justin Long, Phil Moreton, bassist Bill Donaldson and Randy Lane just rocking out on the drums, No Address delivers an amazing melding of many diffrent influences and styles of music. This is unlike any rock music you may have heard- they have a total eclectic blend. You may have heard them on the radio with the song that starts out "la-da-de-da-de-da-de-do-do-do" from their hit song When I'm Gone (Sadie), or you may have seen them touring with Theory of a Deadman, Shinedown, Seether, 3 Doors Down, Breaking Benjamin, or Staind nationwide.
All in all, if your looking for something with an authentic sound and thats not just some generic punk-rock, this is your CD!!

An excellet debut effort. I highly recommend this CD which draws from various rock generes. Just great songs which is overdue in today's industry.