If you are a regular Vodka reader, you know that Fox And Bones are not new to us. I’ve sung the praises of this duo for quite a while now and have been increasingly excited by the music they offer. Delightfully accessible pop, folk, and rock influences are everywhere. More importantly, Fox And Bones are a hopeful and happy duo, that highlights what is right with the world, and why we all need to remember that we are all in this life together. That’s doubly…
Fox and Bones continue to surprise with blues-infused rock gem Already Here (Music in Modern Times) (video released May 29, 2020) about what it’s like today to try and make music. Essentially, the moral of the story is that you’d better love what you’re doing because it ain’t glorious or easy folks: “You want to play music in modern times? Well here’s some hints to help you make up your mind I’s gonna take your money, it’ll take all of your pride And if you’re lucky, you’ll play out enough to barely…
A Strange And Wondrous Place (seen/heard here and released October 11, 2019) is yet another single release from Portland, Oregon-based Fox and Bones, and like the rest of their music, it’s no slouch effort! Combining lyrics with positive imagery, A Strange And Wondrous Place explores the meaning of life. For instance, “if you only had a moment left, what would you want to say?” That is something pretty profound if you think about it. What would wash away from you if you had but a…
Can you think back to about four weeks ago? If so, then you’ll remember that Vodka posted an audio file from the great duo Fox and Bones, for their new single, Running Free. Well, the video has finally been released today, so watch this fun Summer romp and then click back to the original review for the song, which you can find here. Keep an eye out for Fox and Bones touring near you! (Source: https://www.youtube.com/ )
Fox and Bones return in the heat of the Summer with an anthem worthy of rolling the windows down, turning the volume up, and raising a fist in the air. The new track, Running Free (August 2019) begins: “I’ve got a fever for the wild and restless. I’ve got a feeling there are things unseen. Cheers to the years we’ve been tried and tested. Here’s to the fears that inspire dreams.” All the while, the guitars jam, and the drums kick. There’s a great feeling of positivism, of taking on the challenges we…