SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: CHARLIE HORN – RHYTHMS UNEXPLAINED

CHARLIE HORN
RHYTHMS UNEXPLAINED
CHARLIE HORN RECORDS

With band frontman or members going solo it is sometimes hard to distinguish the difference in music that comes up with their solo offerings. Sometimes, that difference simply is not there, it could have shifts within a certain genre, or it could be something radically different.

Some followers of all things indie rock will be familiar with the name of Charlie Horn as the lead singer/guitarist of the Cincinnati’s In The Pines, who has just come up with his first solo album Rhythms Unexplained, and without hearing the album, they might of the three above routes Horn has taken here.

No, the music here is neither completely in the vein of Horn’s band, nor is it something radically different from In The Pines sound. Horn goes for something he felt was truly personal, in some aspects on the lines of Kevin Morby, and has come up with a subtle and detailed that explores inner thoughts in a manner that can actually relate to quite a few listeners that will go for a more sophisticated routes of indie rock.

Artist Links