We can’t wait until March!!! Thanks musicwithoutlabels!

“So I’m sitting here looking over concert calendars and deciding what kind of dough I should spend to see what or at least see what’s free because let’s face it we’re all broke.  I just finished looking at January which only has 11 days or so left in it but still there isn’t much.  I’m thinking all the indie rock bands are still hibernating or something.  On to February.  There’s a Milo Greene residency coming up, but I’ve already written about them and then,  BOOM.  I have written about and love The Satellite club here in LA.  Recently a band played there called Voxhaul Broadcast and they are booked for the March residency at the Satellite after Milo Greene’s February residency.  Needless to say I’m excited.  Voxhaul just performed to rave reviews on the 11th of this month which prompted me to buy their most recent release called “Timing Is Everything”.  If the title of this record is true, then it’s… true.  I tried to come up with something witty and funny there but obviously effed it up.  Tunes.”

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-VB

Voxhaul Broadcast will be performing at the 72810 Festival in Mexico on March 10

A great review from our show the other night. We can’t wait for the March residency!!! Check out photos from the show and review here.

“Voxhaul Broadcast gave their LA legion plenty to shout about on Wednesday night, January 11th, as night #7 of Satellite Nights was a rousing success. It’s quite a thank you from a venue to its patrons to host nine straight nights of free music! And I stayed away from the bar, so it really was a free night, even though all had fun whether they were imbibing or not!

Any doubts I harbored of Voxhaul sinking into the quicksand of anonymity vanished about four measures into their set. They’re a good band prima facie, as they say in the legal profession (upon first glance, literally ‘first face’). Three generations of music snobs could be in a restaurant, hear this band play over Sirius XM and all have the same immediate impression: “This is good shit!” During a brief, approaching half-hour set, the band knocked out “Cheetah” and “Leaving on the 5th”, both from the Timing is Everything LP, along with “Broken Nerve”, from their Between Love and War digital EP. Voxhaul Broadcast’s contrasting styles of bluesy, roots rock and Springsteen-esque indie were in harmony throughout. My only gripe is that it was difficult to move around on Wednesday night, so you’d better get there early when Voxhaul hosts the Satellite residency every Monday in March.”

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“What can I say about Voxhaul Brodcast? This is one of those bands that I can’t believe isn’t HUGE right now. I mean, they’re radio-friendly while still keeping their musical integrity. This entire album is great. Every. Single. Song. I catch myself listening to this album more than just about any other album I own. I kinda kick myself for not making a song off this album one of my picks for “Best of 2011.” Beyond the music being up to snuff with lyrics to match, all these guys are really handsome! Like, the kind of handsome that would make you feel uncomfortable when standing beside them, especially David Dennis. I am pretty secure in my manliness, but DAMN! Do what you have to do to find “Timing is Everything” and the EP that came out before it, with one of my favorite songs of theirs – “The Echo” – on it. If you like the Walkmen, but wanted something a little more upbeat and dance-y, then this is for you; it’s like a mix between The Walkmen and The Rapture, but with better lyrics than The Rapture and not douche-y.”