Ethan Gold “The Inhibitionists” is a fast-paced track that is insistent and immediately attention-drawing. Hints of indie, ska, and even folk-punk can be discerned in this pop effort. One thing obvious to anyone focusing in is the level of familiarity the backing band’s members are with one another. This should garner serious airplay consideration as well as playlist placement. The Inhibitionists is the strongest song we’ve experienced so far by Ethan Gold, and we sincerely hope his future fare continues to plumb this sound.
We have been fortunate enough to cover Ethan Gold’s Our Love is Beautiful and Firefly over the last few years. One of our staffers even sat down with Ethan for an interview.
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