Calico Horse "Die Steven Die"
Rocka-rocka-rocka your socks off! I absolutely love the piano accompaniment with the song and the vocals. It starts out, pumping you up, readying you for the oncoming action of the chorus that has this energetic line running along. The singer's voice is light, but it still has a bit of viciousness to make it a legitimate rock out song.
Feel free to listen to the song after it, I don't know what that one is called though. This is a pretty underground band, to the point that I could barely find any information on them anywhere. This is even their most popular song and they do have one album out for digital download, except for this song(s).
The next song that attaches itself is quite a departure from the first in that it kind of takes things real easily and even adds a dash of melancholy to the song. It's like if every other note is a drop off from an upper. The drums go a little haphazardly at times but keeps the beat flowing as the piano reminds everyone how beautiful it can sound. The singer's voice is even a different character; she was a loud rocker with a twinge of vengeance on the first song and now she's a recovering drug addict reminiscing about getting high (singing beautifully in either sense).
Notable Lyrics (keep in mind, I'm for the most part guessing as I can't find lyrics for them or this song)
The king will drink his filtered water
As The prince and pauper
drink his dirty daughter
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