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Dreaming (Strictly Rhythm / EMI). Review by Bill Campbell.
AURORA UK DREAMING Strictly Rhythm / EMI The trio of Simon Greenaway, Sacha Collisson, and Lizzy Pattinson have collaborated to make Dreaming one of those remarkable CDs that disappear from memory even as it plays in your stereo. This disc is your usually poppy pap that holds nothing remarkable within ...
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Mere words cannot describe the heaven of this record. Gathering up everything...
... this on their first shot out of the barrel is frightening indeed. Take the coins from a dead man's eyes and buy this record. Bobsled, P.O. Box 6407, Aurora, IL 60598; http://www.bobsledrecords.com/ James Mann
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February 2000 :: Music A-B :: The Baby Namboos (Aaron Schultz)
... days of Massive Attack, as Claude Williams and Tricky trade rhymes behind a heavy, dubbed out bassline and the rasping, yet ethereal voice of singer Aurora Borealis. "Provoked" is a darker track, where Tricky (in a surprising Maxinquaye -esque style) drops knowledge and Aurora Borealis' voice once again ...
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Party Time 2002 (Groovilicious). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
... such as "Stranger in My House" (Tamia), "Sweet Surrender" (Sarah McLachlan), "You Are Alive" (Fragma), "Feel The Beat" (Darude), "Ordinary World" (Aurora), and "Derb" (Derb). Disc two is like dance religion, and after two full length CDs, trust me, you're going to need all the heavenly help you can ...
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Ultimate Afterhours Vol. 1 (Groovilicious). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
... in a continuous asskicking sequence. From Sono's warning infused, sweet, industrialized "Keep Control" to the coolest remix of "Ordinary World" by Aurora (featuring Naimee Coleman) and full circle back around to "You Take My Breath Away" by So-Real, this is the music of which club memories are made ...
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February 2000 :: Music E-H :: Foo Fighters (Rich Pawelczyk)
... -Beatlemania hits, but this Grohl guy is on fire. More impressive is the fact that each Foo Fighters CD is better than the last. "Learn To Fly," "Aurora," "Next Year," and "Ain't It The Life" are catchy, yet ballsy in a way that suspends any concern for where this music might fit in today's (oh) boy ...
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November 1998 :: Music Sl-T :: Stereo Total (Kurt Channing)
... (KC and the Sunshine Band's "Get Down Tonight" features Alex Chilton on drums) rounds out this album. Way cool! Bobsled Records, P.O. Box 6407, Aurora, IL 60598 --Kurt Channing ***
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February 2000 :: Music Q-S :: Stereo Total (Kurt Channing)
... the stops and blast out the most basic of riffs, redeeming them with the utmost sincerity. Guaranteed 100% posturing-free. Bobsled, P.O. Box 6407, Aurora, IL 60598; http://www.bobsledrecords.com/ --Kurt Channing
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The second CD from this San Diego band fills me up with everything. Deeper so...
... , the way it moves you. While it is consistently mellow, the mellowness takes on different shapes, forms, colors. From the sunset embrace that is "Aurora Borealis" which could keep you driving all the way across Arizona, to the repetition that seduces in "City of the Future." I would've finished this ...
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Your Love 12" (PrinceHouse). Review by Stein Haukland.
... -side is a fascinatingly distant take on the song, approaching Soft Cell's chilled hedonism while respecting the song's house origins. Guest vocalist Aurora Rising perfectly encapsulates both the elegance and the bewilderedness of the track, complementing the band's industrialist grace. The Blaktroniks ...
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