Tundra - Songs From Greenwich

Review by Lucilla Agostino

Tundra’s album Songs from Greenwich is a fresh and innovative take on the indie rock genre. The band’s unique sound is reminiscent of the 90s alternative rock scene, but with a contemporary twist. The album is a collection of well-crafted songs that showcase the band’s musical prowess and songwriting skills.

From the opening track “Greenwich Ave” to the closing number “Winter in New York,” Songs from Greenwich takes the listener on a journey through the streets of Greenwich Village, exploring the neighborhood’s rich history and vibrant culture. The lyrics are introspective and poetic, with themes of love, loss, and self-discovery.

The instrumentation on the album is impressive, with a blend of acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards, and drums that create a rich and textured sound. The band’s musicianship is evident in every track, with intricate guitar riffs and melodic bass lines that complement the vocals perfectly.

Standout tracks on the album include “The Village,” a catchy and upbeat song that captures the energy of Greenwich Village, and “Lost in Translation,” a haunting ballad with beautiful harmonies and a memorable chorus.

Summary by Lucilla Agostino

Songs from Greenwich is a must-listen for fans of indie rock and alternative music. Tundra’s unique sound and thoughtful lyrics make this album a standout in the genre, and a promising debut for this talented band.