His voice, quiet but not without power behind it, floated over his guitar's running, almost percussively arpeggiated chords. I asked Weaver if he might be interested in coming out to the Macdowell Dam and shooting with us. It turned out to be windy and bright, neither of which are ideal for filming a live acoustic performance, so we walked off the side of the road over rocks covered in tiny wild strawberries and shot this video.
Welcome to the second annual Post-Trash "Year In Review," a look back at our favorite music of the year. Let this be your guide to not only reconnect with your personal favorites, but more importantly to discover something new. We've profiled 100+ of the releases that make Post-Trash the site that it is, with countless others recommended as "further listening," a section for releases you might have missed.
What makes Coaster a great band, what makes them true to themselves, at least, is that just as much as they lyrically own the contradictory purposes of making music, more importantly, they also own—and have really perfected on this record—their unabashedly goofy, sometimes haywire, sometimes tight-wire, guitar-rock.
