Keep It to Yourself

Ah, MullMuzzler. A band name that is as delightfully quirky as their music. James LaBrie's latest offering, "Keep It To Yourself," is a masterclass in blending genres with abandon. The album opens with a bang, as the infectious rhythms of "A Simple Man" pull you in with their irresistible charm. LaBrie's vocals are as smooth as ever, effortlessly gliding over the intricate melodies and complex time signatures that define MullMuzzler's sound. Tracks like "Shores of Avalon" showcase LaBrie's vocal range, as he effortlessly transitions from gentle crooning to powerful belting. But what sets "Keep It To Yourself" apart from other prog-rock offerings is its playful sense of experimentation. The band isn't afraid to throw in unexpected elements, like the jazzy saxophone solo on "Guardian Angel" or the funky bassline on "Reaching Out." The production on this album is top-notch, with every instrument shining through in the mix. The album's lush, cinematic soundscapes transport the listener to another world, making it the perfect soundtrack for a late-night drive or a lazy Sunday afternoon. In short, "Keep It To Yourself" is a bold and eclectic album that showcases James LaBrie's musical prowess in all its glory. So go ahead, give it a spin and let MullMuzzler take you on a wild musical journey. Just remember to keep it to yourself, because this album is too good to share.