Mystery Girl is an introspective, beautiful rock track that builds off of the influences of the Counting Crows and Audioslave. Charisma drips off of the vocals on SPT’s newest, while audiophiles will be able to continue to find new twists and turns even five or ten plays in.
On John Doe, Shadow Puppet Theatre adds a bit of funk and Red Hot Chili Pepper rock/funk styles. With just a bit of gritty, blues-infused vocals standing on the top of the effort, SPT is able to make a cut that effortlessly links a variety of styles. Check out the videos embedded on this page.
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