Review by Sarah Spohn
Typical high schoolers are busy trying to study for geometry tests, going to homecoming dances, and finishing college applications. Grant and Eddie Hamilton, Jack Hebert and Isaac Hesse are not the typical teenagers. Together, they make up the Minneapolis alternative rock group Guytano. Their first album, “I Am Inside My Head,” released on Dec. 9. reveals the band’s alt-rock influences of Coldplay, The Fray and the Killers and a sound well beyond their years.
Equipped with synthesizers, and danceable beats, contrast with introspective and emotional lyrics, the band’s release is a sound both professional ...