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Ingram Hill showed once again that as modern rock grew louder and angrier, alternative fans preferred a dose of Memphis-influenced roots rock. Where Tom Petty or Counting Crows would infuse their sound with a folksy earthiness, electric guitars still reign for Justin Moore and company. Moore continued to walk the line between post-grunge and Americana by effortlessly crafting personable tales of love gone wrong. Call it clear hindsight, but Moore details former relationships in a healthier, less brooding manner than on June's Picture Show. That's why "Finish What We Started" and "I Hear Goodnight" come off as shimmering pop nuggets rather than stale, jaded attacks. The rest of the album, from the confessional "Four Letter Word" to the tongue-in-cheek "Impossible," shines with glittering guitar work that would please the trailblazers of post-'90s alternative rock (think Cracker, Wilco, Tonic, Matchbox Twenty). The highlight is the title track, a Southern rock ode taken directly from the songbook of the Black Crowes or Sister Hazel. Without major steps in any one direction, Cold in California makes you wonder why more bands don't craft this type of music. ~ Jared Johnson
Audio Mixers: Marc DeSisto; John Fields ; Steven Miller .
Recording information: Ollywood Studios, Hollywood, CA; Seedy Underbelly, Minneapolis, MN; Steakhouse Studio, North Hollywood, CA.
Photographer: Marina Chavez.
Ingram Hill: Phil Bogard, Justin Moore (guitars); Matt Chambless (drums).
Personnel: Justin Moore (vocals, guitar); Phil Bogard (guitar); Rami Jaffee (keyboards); Matt Chambless (drums, tambourine); Matt Laug (percussion).
Additional personnel: Stevie Blacke, Shea Sowell, Joe Firstman, John Fields , Matt Laug, Oliver Leiber, Rami Jaffee.
Ingram Hill Cold In California Songs Cold In California Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   She loved it!
This CD brought the most excitement on Christmas morning at our house...seriously!
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This CD is absolutely amazing, if you love southern rock/alternative rock you should for sure get a copy, you won't be disappointed.
Submitted by nelms2008 (Gainesville, FL, USA)
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A new comeback for Ingram Hill
The album Cold in California, is a great new release for Ingram Hill. Each track is catchy in its own way. The band spreads a variety of different beats, tempos, and tunes throughout the CD, and no song is close to being the same. Justin Moore has great lead vocals, that are very expressive and rang in emotion. Each song is honest and seems to tell a story.
This is deffinatly one of my favorite albums of this year. I bought it when it came out, and i still have yet to turn it off. This is deffinatly a good sucessor to their previous albums.
Submitted by Kelsey (Richmond, VA, USA)
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