BO & THE LOCOMOTIVE - KDHX LOCAL ARTIST SPOTLIGHT
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This'll Week 88 1 K THX Local Artist Spotlight Shines on Bone Locomotive and their new album, It's All Down Here From Here. Something Thing is the second album from indie rock Soldiers Bone the Locomotive, a concentrated dose of bittersweet euphoria that easily grips your emotional core and doesn't let go with Bobo Loski on vocals and guitar. Jordan How on Guitar and de Arado on base. James Cain on keyboards and Stephen Colbert on drums Bone the locomotive where their hearts on their sleeves for everyone to see. Oh, founding members Stephen Colbert and Bobrovsky We live When they first started making music together, I was solo singer songwriter while he was a solo singer songwriter, and we kind of fed off each other because if he had something new, you know, I'd be one of the first. People are the first person here. It was like a competition. It totally waas like unspoken like competition, like I will write a better song that we're kind of like pushing each other to do new things. It can be magical to experiment with. Limited Resource is at home the way Bone the locomotive did on their first album, on my way, but singer and guitarist Sobolewski preferred to record. It's all down here from here in a studio environment on My Way, which came out in 2011 which I recorded at home on a bunch of borrowed equipment, made the most of what I could with that equipment. I didn't want to do that again. Some of our friends had just recorded an album. That native sound sounded great. We had kind of similar thinking. Is the engineer there? And I think he just likes to work with what sounds good for the moment. That's kind of what I like. Teoh. It's if you'd like more information about Bone Locomotive, you can find them on Facebook or Twitter, or you can check them out on their website at Bo and the locomotive dot com. I'm Sean, reminding you to get out in support. Local music from the Grand Center Arts District. This is 88 1 K THX ST Louis