The Skinny Review:
Gatlin Black’s seven-track debut Modern Spirit blends a classic rock feel with a modern edge, creating something that sounds both familiar and new. Crunchy, distorted guitars work with vocal layering to create a style that is gritty yet easy to listen to, while subtle genre crossovers keep things from feeling predictable. The EP shows the band turning real-life experiences into focused, creative songs..
In Their Own Words:
“Modern Spirit was both a statement and a turning point for Gatlin Black,” says the band. “To come out of the gate guns blazing, hoping to create a buzz but also to learn as much as we could about the songwriting/releasing process so we could become a music making factory. We chose to record with producer Jordon Zadorozny and engineer Rich Allen with a clear purpose: not just to capture the songs at a high level, but to push ourselves deeper into the craft of making records. The goal was never simply to release music; it was to become the kind of band that can write, perform, record, and produce our own work from the ground up. In that sense, Modern Spirit reflects the DIY mindset of the modern era—artists building and running their own creative engine.”
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