Bonus MP3: Robert Gomez -- "On This Day"

Two weeks from tomorrow, Robert Gomez will release Pine Sticks and Phosphorus on his own Nova Posta Vinyl label. You can stream a few of the songs from the upcoming disc on Robert's label. But perhaps you'd like one for the road, maybe to put onto your iPod? Sure thing...Bonus...

By Pete Freedman

March 30, 2009

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Two weeks from tomorrow, Robert Gomez will release Pine Sticks and Phosphorus on his own Nova Posta Vinyl label. You can stream a few of the songs from the upcoming disc on Robert's label. But perhaps you'd like one for the road, maybe to put onto your iPod? Sure thing...

Bonus mp3: Robert Gomez -- "On This Day"

Stylistically, at least on this song, it doesn't appear all that different from past efforts from the Denton-based singer-songwriter. But as the above song shows, I think, that's not a bad thing at all.

Keep an eye out for a review of the disc in the dead tree version of DC9 in the coming weeks.

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