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The Constellations: Southern Gothic

by Theresa Bonar – Our Lady of Peace Junior High, Calgary AB Jul 27, 2010

4 stars

The Constellations are on the way up to success.

Difficult to classify, The Constellations’ debut album brings together a variety of genres, from hip hop to an electric and hazy mix of trippy rock influences. Containing 11 tracks full of gritty aggression, Southern Gothic tells tales of what happens in Atlanta in the middle of the night. Have a listen to Take a Ride, which features a celebratory chorus that sets a memorable vibe, elevating the song above the late night subject matter. The Constellations demonstrate versatility to their sound by ending with a piano-driven track, On My Way Up, which perfectly describes the band. It will be interesting to see where the eight-piece band goes from here!

Theresa’s fave track: What I See

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