If It's Too Loud...

If you were as enamored with Reese McHenry's first single off her upcoming album as we were, just wait until you hear the follow up, "Bye Bye Baby." The new song is another firey garage rock anthem. I think that's what we're always going to get with McHenry. But, while her voice was front and center in "Detroit," "Bye Bye Baby" sees it take a bit of a backseat to the bouncy, fuzzy, almost twangy guitars. Of course, with a voice like McHenry's it's impossible to take away from it completely. But if you want killer garage rock, Reese McHenry is exactly what you're always going to need. You can listen to "By Bye Baby" below.  No Dados , the new album from Reese McHenry, will be out April 12 on Suah Sounds. For more on Reese McHenry, check out her website . No Dados by Reese McHenry

Reese McHenry is a Chapel Hill, NC musician who is making a comeback to music in her mid 40's after suffering four strokes and Atrial Fibrillation. Health issues aside, literally everything you're going to read about her will compare her to Janis Joplin. Once you listen to her latest single, "Detroit," you'll understand that none of us have any choice but to make that comparison.  "Detroit" starts off with a "Leader of the Pack" style spoken introduction, but once the song kicks in... oh. Oh, man. McHenry's voice is just this force. She has so much power behind her voice, and it completely has that Janis Joplin-esque whiskey soaked rasp. But McHenry really does have a sound all her own, combining wild garage rock from the 50's with some of the catchiest hooks you have heard in possibly decades.  You can listen to "Detroit" below. No Dados , the new album from Reese McHenry, will be out April 12 on Suah Sounds. For more o...