Empower Me
Brand new single from Tahuna Breaks who recorded new material at Lee Prebble's The Surgery Studio late last year in preparation for their new album.
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Black Brown and White is, im my opinion an outstanding album. Its a well balanced album. Skank a bit, grove a bit and chill to some of the beatiful slower songs. Im struggling to pick a stand out sond as they are all excellent in their own right but i would have to say that the re-working of Crisis Situation from their first album is clever and sounds amazing. Sophies Lullaby would be hard to gloss over...it will give you a shiver down your spine in a good way. Saw the live show in Tauranga which was cool, my only gripe is i wish that bands would release their albums before they tour so we know what we are singing and bopping along to, but hey, thats just personal preference. Great job Tahuna Break, thoroughly impressive and definately one of my favourites over the last few years. Catch you again over summer I hope!
Posted by Adam 7.18PM, 23 Oct 2009This is a great album. So many of the songs have such great hooks. I saw the show in Tauranga last week and they are just one of the best live bands around.
Posted by Freddy 2.28PM, 31 Aug 2009