Tag: Frontier Ruckus

Frontier Ruckus – Dealerships [G]etting closer to January 29th is getting us closer to the release of Frontier Ruckus’ next album, Eternity Dimming, the next album in the mythology of Matthew Milia and his rolling narrative and heavy lyrical songs. The single “Dealerships,” which refers to all sorts of physical and internal stations within the night landscape of Michigan winter. They deal out that chalky feeling of sterile frigidness, memory, and human pathos,” Milia explained. “The used car dealerships around the Silverdome, the Salvation Armies, the Catholic schools, the carports smoking with warming-up cars — they’re all the places that dole…

[bandcamp album=2123165442 bgcol=FFFFFF linkcol=4285BB size=grande] [F]rontier Ruckus has a folk style altogether different from most any band. A straightforward, approachable feel, punctuated with whipsmart lyrics that seem to roll off frontman’s Matthew Milia’s tongue but what differentiates them is the delivery of the music. It’s got a slightly depressed almost “Fall all year round,” kind of feel, its the perfect slow day record for wrapping up by your record player with a hot cup of coffee (or tea if that’s your choice) and a full focused listen as the leaves outside drop, or the snow falls.  Their upcoming record, Eternity…