Blog: The Bay Bridged

When I heard about The Lovemakers ' second full-length album, its title, and the band's turbulent history of personal and record label relationships, the opening monologue of High Fidelity immediately jumped into my head. I expected "thousands, literally thousands of songs about heartbreak, rejection, pain, misery and loss." I was way off base. Despite the fact that the Lovemakers are no longer ahem, love-making, they're still churning out tunes as high-energy and fist-pump inducing as ever. Sure, Let's Be Friends does feature the occasionally unhappy topic - the [...]