Both Sides of the Ceiling - First Listen Album Review
By Kiara Ramirez
Indie rock band Duncan Fellows’s debut album “Both Sides of the Ceiling” has a total playtime of 38 minutes. In these 38 minutes you get to temporarily experience a peaceful rainy day vibe. This 10-track album delivers indie music coupled with unique lyricism. Based out of Texas, Duncan Fellows released their album in 2017.
Duncan Fellows - “Both Sides of the Ceiling” - cover art by Anna McCaleb
“Fresh Squeezed” is a track that you can play as the first song to start your day. Its easygoing cheerful melody makes it hard to feel downhearted, and instead fills your mind with possibilities. “I shuffle across the carpet in my loafers. Brought some water to a boil, at low heat. I made some eggs and burnt 'em all. My OJ was fresh squeezed, baby.”
The music video for “Coffins” made me feel nostalgic, even though I had never heard this song before. I enjoyed watching it and thought that both the video and song enriched each other in it's presentation.
In short, “Both Sides of the Ceiling” is an album which could be listened to entirely under an hour, while enjoying every minute of it.
