Nixons Discography of CDs

Nixons CD discography This Oklahoma City-based quartet plays raucous, guitar-based rock full of simple hooks, pounded out via distorted chains of high-volume fuzz. And somehow, all of it gets molded into fully realized rock tunes. Singer/guitarist Zac Maloy has a good sense of melody, and on songs like "Sweet Beyond" and "Smile" he's able to rise above the one-dimensional scream/shout mode that characterizes so ...

Nixons albums After the underwhelming response to their 1997 self-titled album, the Nixons were dropped from MCA and subsequently signed with Koch Records, a much smaller label. The change appears to have done a world of good. While their previous album suffered from a lack of memorable hooks and underwritten songs, Latest Thing sounds like a band revitalized and hungry again for success, ...

Nixons music CDs Recorded at Longview Farms, North Brookfield, Massachusetts. Personnel: Zac Maloy (vocals, guitar, trumpet); Jesse Davis (vocals, guitar); John Humphrey (vocals, drums); Ricky Wolking (vocals); Gabrial McNair (electric piano). Audio Mixer: Toby Wright. Recording information: Longview Farms, North Brookfield, MA. Editor: Don C. Tyler. Photographer: Alison Dyer. The Nixons: Zac Maloy (vocals, guitar, trumpet); Jesse Davis (vocals, guitar); Ricky Wolking (vocals, bass); John Humphrey (vocals, drums). Additional personnel: Gabrial ...

Nixons discography This Oklahoma City-based quartet plays raucous, guitar-based rock full of simple hooks, pounded out via distorted chains of high-volume fuzz. And somehow, all of it gets molded into fully realized rock tunes. Singer/guitarist Zac Maloy has a good sense of melody, and on songs like "Sweet Beyond" and "Smile" he's able to rise above ...

Nixons songs Track Listing of songs: Displaced Aggression; One By One; Hero; Head; Killing The Clowns; Secret;

Nixons CD discography Track Listing of songs: One By One; Sister; Heaven Tonight; Sad Sad Me; Rocket Man; Passion; Happy Song; Misc;

Nixons albums Track Listing of songs: Leave; The Fall; Miss USA; Sad, Sad Me; Screaming Yellow; December; Baton Rouge; Saving Grace; Butterfly; ...At The Sun; Shine; In Spite Of Herself; Sister;

Nixons music CDs After the underwhelming response to their 1997 self-titled album, the Nixons were dropped from MCA and subsequently signed with Koch Records, a much smaller label. The change appears to have done a world of good. While their previous album suffered from a lack of memorable hooks and underwritten songs, Latest Thing sounds like a band revitalized and hungry again for success, but on their own terms. This new attitude is most apparent in the strong (if not particularly original or groundbreaking) songwriting. The band covers all the bases nicely; between heavy-hitters such as "The One" and "Drama Queen," countrified rock ("First Trip," co-written with Night Ranger's Jack Blades), and even a nod to the Cars and new wave in "Blackout," arguably the best song of the album. Truthfully, there isn't a poor track in the bunch, which is all the more impressive given the weak songwriting of their 1997 release. Comparisons to Matchbox 20 are inevitable, as similarities in both songwriting and singer Zac Maloy's vocal delivery abound. However, for fans of Matchbox 20, that's not necessarily a bad thing. Latest Thing delivers the goods. ~ Deren Svendsen 3rd Rel Price Change Eff.2/1/2 Recorded at Reflection Sound Studio, Charlotte, North Carolina. Personnel: Jesse Davis , Zac Maloy (vocals, guitar); John Humphrey (vocals, drums); Ricky Wolking (vocals). Audio Mixer: Chris Sheldon. Recording information: Reflection Sound Studio, Charlotte, NC. The Nixons: Zac Maloy, Ricky Wolking, Jesse Davis, John Humphrey.

Nixons discography Audio Mixer: Toby Wright. Track Listing of songs: Happy Song; Happy Song; Smile;