Butter Miracle, Review

As members of Counterfeiting Crows, a Counting Crows tribute band, we have always been in awe of the way this band continues to evolve. Their latest EP, Butter Miracle, Suite One, is yet another testament to their brilliance. The album is a perfect example of how Counting Crows manages to remain at the forefront of creativity while staying true to the core elements that make them so unique.

What we love most about this EP is how each track flows seamlessly into the next, creating a rich, cohesive listening experience. It's as if the songs are meant to be heard as a single, uninterrupted suite, with brilliant transitions that keep the energy and emotional arc alive. This ability to create a narrative, both musically and emotionally, is something only a band like Counting Crows can achieve, and they do it effortlessly.

There's also a subtle nod to the past here—Butter Miracle, Suite One carries with it some unmistakable 70s influences. The throwback vibe feels like a tribute to a time when rock musicals were in their prime, and icons like Elton John were singing alongside The Who. The sound is nostalgic, yet modern—a perfect balance that brings out the band's versatility and reverence for musical history.

What makes Counting Crows so special to us, and what continues to inspire us in our tribute band, is their ability to reinvent their sound while never losing their distinctive voice. They manage to surprise us with every release, yet it always feels familiar and comforting. The creativity they display on this EP reminds us why they're still our favorite band after all these years.

If you haven't already, we highly recommend checking out Butter Miracle, Suite One. And if you're ever in the mood for a live experience that channels the magic of Counting Crows, come see Counterfeiting Crows—we'll be paying homage to the music that continues to inspire us all.