The Bottom Line
Pros
- This album personafies fun
- Mixed with the fun is a message with meaning
Cons
- A couple of the songs have lyrics that are a little on the vague side
Description
- Style: Punk/pop
- 14 songs
- Released: January 2008
Guide Review - Olivia the Band - 'Where We Come From it Never Snows'
Taking something meant for bad and making it good ... and on that premise alone, you gotta love these guys who call Hawaii home.
Add to that some really good guitar work and messages that are all positive, even when some are a bit vague, and you've got a CD that any teen who loves the power/pop/punk sound will love.
Songs like "Are You Out There," with it's cry for God to show the way and "It's On," which is directed at anyone who says you can't follow your dreams are the real gems of this release. Fast and furious, most of the other songs follow suit. However, the guys do know how to slow things down beautifully in ballads like "What I Need" and "So Much Going On."
Where We Come From it Never Snows is one of those albums that any parent should be proud to see their teen listening to. Mine have certainly burned up their speakers with it. The best part is that since it's not overly "preachy," they can share it with their unsaved friends without feeling like they're beating them over the head with the Bible.
Olivia the Band just may be on to something!





