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Won Over Frequency

Gavin Castleton

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Fun and Moving

Gavin's new album is accessible yet still the awesome prog rock he should be known for. "Grandhands," "Why Is It So Hard?," and this latest version of "Scared Scared Scared" as as great Gavin's best songs. I get some young Peter Gabriel and Boss vibes here and there too.

As an album it's hard to beat Home as a singular whole, but Won Over Frequency somehow all makes sense together - despite moving from tumbleweed cowboy sounds to ballads to something close to punk rock. Maybe it's because these are all hit songs, or maybe its the awesome production values and stringed instruments, or maybe it is that you can so easily relate to Gavin's lyrics and the emotivity (not a word) in his story-like way of putting together music. You can just FEEL it.

Another masterful, heartfelt work...

from Gavin Castleton. This is so good. The themes vary, but there isn't a single track that doesn't fit. All of these tunes are so much fun to listen to. I'll have this entire album in my rotation for quite a while. Gavin continues to amaze with his refined ear for sound and expression. Fun to listen to on even a surface level. But the more you listen, the more cool sounds and nuances you hear. Gavin should be much more famous than he is, but among those who know his music, professionals and fans alike, he is one of the more revered.

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Gavin does it again... less horrifying this time.

Castleton has yet again conceived a truly great and original album – and this time there’s a no-concept concept. Though not as shocking as his prior horror-zombie “popera” release, "Home," it’s a truly fun and lighthearted indie-prog-pop journey into various musings about life, love, and the like.

“This is a collection of hit songs, the recording of which was entirely funded by my listeners. I am forever grateful to them for their support and trust,” blogs Gavin. The project was featured on Kickstarter.com, and loyal Gav-Caz fans donated past the requested amount to get the project mixed, mastered, and out the door to the public.

Kicking off the album is “Are You Brave," where Castleton showcases his familiar smooth and soulful vocal abilities, (though the song may confuse because it starts off with a solitary kick drum rhythm. Next of note, you might recognize some of Gavin’s prototypal faux-singing in “The Crier.” Gavin talks to us about his struggle with having to make a living off his music – “when the line between the marketing and artistry is blurred, the heart of your art is obscured.” (Disclaimer: this track might absolutely get stuck inside your grey matter).

Second to last and on a climactic high note, “Scared, Scared, Scared,” (your soul is showing, Gav) has a nice space-waltz rocky feel, though it takes a little while to really get going. Finally there's a nice little lullaby, “Murmur,” to tuck you in and put you to sleep. By this point, everything is still seeming real and tangible… there are no “End Credits” to remind us it was all but a dream, as heard at the end of "Home." And so you get to wake up the next morning, press play and experience it all over again.

Won Over Frequency, Gavin Castleton
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  • $9.99
  • Genres: Rock, Music, Pop
  • Released: Oct 01, 2010

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