SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: FOXTIDE – ENTROPY

FOXTIDE
ENTROPY
POSITION MUSIC

California sounds revival? Not called as such yet, but that line leading from The Beach Boys and Buffalo Springfield through the ‘70s scene seems to be being revived and modernized by the likes of The Lemon Twigs and a number of other artists.

Judging by Entropy, its new album, San Diego trio Foxtide should definitely be included in any such revival list. You can add to that revived term modernized one, as Elijah Gibbins-Croft, Oey James, and Ian Robles, who comprise Foxtide have that modern touch to songwriting and production, as they filtered their digest of all sounds California through current concepts of pop/rock music.

The key lies in an excellent songwriting that relies on that well-proven concept ‘let’s write and sing something that sounds like the music we would listen to.’
Such a concept always finds its audience, and in the case of Foxtide, it should be a large one.

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