We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out the debut self titled album, from Boston based modern rock band, The Magic City. You can listen to the debut self titled album,Here

The Magic City, deliver a style and sound on their self titled debut album, that is smart, vibrant and brilliant. If music is your thing you need to embrace the musical greatness of The Magic City immediately.

The Magic City’s self-titled debut album, which was released this past Friday, May 22 on digital, vinyl, and compact disc, is both a lover and a fighter, slinging its tender aggression through the Boston modern rock band’s melodic lens with a push and pull that cradles and consumes.

We have no doubt that the debut album from The Magic City, will quickly become one of your favorite albums, because it certainly has for us.

This is an album that acts as a clarion call, where four veteran artists – Adam Anderson (lead guitar, vocals), David Jackel (vocals, guitar, synth), Ken Marcou (acoustic and electric drums), and Mike Quinn (vocals, bass) – come together to find a greater tribe assembled in various pockets around the world. 

Taking its moniker from a fictional city that exists in mental spaces as a combination of their home of Boston and spiritual city of London, the sound of The Magic City echoes the style, spirit, and vitality of both real-life places. 

Every single song on the album is an absolute smash. From the opening track, “Ozma Is My Shadow”, The Magic City skillfully guides the listener through a world class musical experience. The Magic City, dip their toes in many musical styles and genres, resulting in a record you can’t miss.

“A Series Of Chemicals”, “Don’t Forget Me When She’s Gone and “One Trick “ are some of the brilliant musical compositions that flow beautifully on The Magic City’s stunning debut.

The one song that really caught our ears is “I Love Lucy” the driving and well put together song is a wonderful snapshot of the genius that is The Magic City.

The Magic City, deliver pure magic on the debut album and you can’t afford to miss it.