Categories: New Music

Indie rock band Big Sexy’s performance in “The Disposable Man” feels deeply personal, and indeed, it is!

Sometimes you listen to a song that moves you profoundly even before you fully perceive the raw emotions driving it and the authenticity that supports it. The jam “The Disposable Man,” by the American band Big Sexy is just so deep and hits you with these sad feelings that make it so easy to relate to and, to some extent, feel comforted. This tune follows Big Sexy’s songwriter Gary Maccagnone’s friend’s story of being estranged from his kids due to a sudden divorce, The beauty of it lies in how Big Sexy truly owns the story; it’s as if they are telling their own story here– Gary’s poignant lyrics complemented by Alex Goroshko’s soul-stirring production. The end result is something that really moves you, and I appreciate this kind of music.

And this is something I’ve come to appreciate about Big Sexy. The way they just own their craft and tell others’ stories as if they were their own is simply artistic integrity in the highest form. You should listen to their other tune, “Web of Deception” that was inspired by Gary’s friend’s 10-year tumultuous relationship, and you’ll understand what I mean.

Returning to “The Disposable Man,” the almost teasing stringed guitar tones subtly blend in with the striking drums. Gary’s voice is squeaky clean, which underscores the blues feel of this tune. He has an effortlessly powerful and soulfully rich voice that breathes life into his emotion-drenched vocals.

As the song gains pace, the drums feel really emphatic, backed by haunting solos, laying a steady foundation for the singer’s expressive voice. The unforgettable chorus is what you might call a ‘big chorus’; the intensity is heightened, and it has been performed very powerfully and emotively, hitting that emotional ceiling and reverberating with poignant appeal.

A classic blues rock masterpiece with a sad story, “The Disposable Man” is the kind of music to offer you solace if you are going through a rough patch yourself because it feels like the music really understands you. It is also a captivating tune you can listen to for enjoyment, and it will still leave a lasting impression.

Without further ado, I am thrilled to recommend what could possibly become your new favorite track – “The Disposable Man!” Enjoy.

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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