We recently had the stellar opportunity to check out the new record, “Amnesia” , from Western Massachusetts, rock band , The Will Call. You can listen to “Amnesia” on Spotify Here, Apple Music Here .

The Will Call, deliver 9 well crafted gems on “Amnesia “ The band has a indie-rock sound that has a touch of alt country that really makes the band stand out .

The Will Call ( Monte Arnstam, drums and percussion. Marc Seedorf , bass and keys. Andrew Rush guitar and vocals) are a tight musical outfit, that display next level musicianship throughout, “Amnesia”

You really feel the energy from “Amnesia “ immediately with the driving opening track ,”Green Mountain Woman “, we love the alt -country- rock feel that had us moving almost instantly.

The Will Call, effortlessly deliver high quality and memorable tunes with the melodic and sonically pleasing “The Scrawl” ( the opening drum beat is freaking epic ) .

One thing that really stands out on “Amnesia”, from The Will Call, is the poetic brilliance that exists within the lyrics that were perfectly woven within the melodies . We found ourselves really digging into the lyrics on every track.

The title track, “Amnesia” is a stunning haunting musical composition that is beautifully constructed with a curious tone that lurks mysteriously throughout the track.

We heard influences of bands , such as Dinosaur Jr. and The Pixies . However , The Will Call have a style and vibe that honors their influences but it also shines the light on a fresh and original sound that is all their own

“Amnesia” , is the fourth album from The Will Call. The record was recorded at Greenfield’s 1357 Recording Studio.

We especially loved the closing track, “Song For Vincent Musetto” which of course is in reference to Vincent Musetto, who was an American newspaper editor  and film critic for the New York Post . Musetto, is perhaps best know for his headline “Headless body in topless bar” , which is brilliantly mentioned in the song .

So go and find your favorite music listening spot and become one with the musical goodness of “Amnesia”, from The Will Call.