If Search The City isn’t ringing any bells please stop what you are doing and listen to at least one song. The band may sound like a lot of other rock bands on paper but there is something that just makes all their songs stick to you like glue.

Song to start with: “The Rescue”

I dont know what it is but something about Search The City’s new album is very infectious and really good. Check it out if you have yet to.

Music out today worth buying

* Delirious – Kingdom of Comfort [US release only/ UK on 4-14]
* Search The City – A Fire So Big The Heavens Can See It
* We Shot The Moon – Fear and Love [iTunes only/ Everywhere 4-29]

Other release out today

* Hawk Nelson – Hawk Nelson Is Your Friend

Search The City is a new name for most of you reading this. Some of you may have had your interest peaked by the fact that the band is signed to Tooth and Nail records, or maybe have heard a song or two online and are trying to find out whether the newer band is worth taking a risk on and dropping the cash. Simply put, yes, the band is good.

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I’m not quite sure if it’s because I wasn’t expecting anything from this band but the album is so enjoyable all the way through. The musical formula is very predictable but in spite of that it’s still a good listen.

As Search The City continues to slowly drip songs to the public through their myspace player my interest in their record goes up and up. The newest song, “The Rescue” along with “Ambulance Chaser” are my favorites.

Search The City just released a their 2nd new song (Ambulance Chaser) on their myspace page, and I have now officially become pretty excited for this album. Tooth and Nail Records have a very particular style of bands they tend to sign as of lately and that style seems to be a “trendy” one [can I say that?]. Search The City may fall within that trendy style but they also are able to convince me quickly after the song starts to keep listening, and at the end of the day that’s enough.

Tooth and Nail Records has a certain style of band that they sign and Search The City falls into that category but there is something interesting about the band. What do you think?