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Midtown, with Poly Esther, The Reunion Show, and Recover at The Factory, Ft. Lauderdale, FL on October 13, 2002. Concert review by Liza Hearon.
... the '70s?) I've never been a fan of Recover's music. The heavy guitars clash with the urgent whining like a preteen DJ trying to mix Metallica and Bjork. The whole thing is like an auditory train wreck but as terrible as it is, you can't turn away because their stage show is so entertaining. During ...
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May 1998 :: Music U-Z :: Wild Strawberries (Phil Bailey)
Wild Strawberries Quiver Nettwerk Dense techno-pop with echoes of Bjork and Sneaker Pimps. The songs are all pretty good, but they don't seems to go anyplace, they just sit there on the surface. You keep waiting for the songs to take off, but they never quite make it. Close, but not quite there. - ...
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May 2000 :: Music D-F :: Draco (Andrew Chadwick)
... hooks just for insurance that this would stay a secret treat. Another favorite ultra-catchy number is "Buttercup," which brings up mixed thoughts of Bjork and Frente. Draco balances varied styles with careful grace. The result is a record that's fun, very danceable, and not at all disposable. Team ...
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July 1998 :: Music U-X :: The X-Files: The Album (Michael Crown)
... Better Than Ezra, sounding a little U2ish, then we get to the really good stuff. "More Than This" is the Cure at their dreamy best. With "Hunter," Bjork demonstrates why many consider her one of the most talented and adventurous artists working today. Soul Coughing cranks things up a notch with "16 ...
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From Helium to her solo career, Daniel Mitchell discusses life's finer points with Mary Timony.
... currently putting out records. Imagine if Björk were still in Iceland, making her music for a very small audience, perhaps. While Timony and Bjork play different music from each other, Björk has managed to attract millions of listeners, enough to make her a megastar. Timony's records are heard mainly ...
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July 1998 :: Ink Spots :: William Carlos Williams (S. Kern)
by S. Kern Telemarketing... that happens to be one of the first subjects I discussed with Rob Mallard of the band William Carlos Williams. Was it revealing? No, considered everyone detests those pesty inquires. Trust me, surprising revelations are ahead. For instance, all members were in other bands ...
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May 2000 :: Ink Spots :: The Dismemberment Plan (Andrew Chadwick)
... ,[per thou] he reveals. [base "]That includes Talking Heads, Fugazi, Charles Mingus, Steely Dan, the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Miles Davis, Bjork..." Successful mergings of eclectic tastes are a pretty good indication of an interesting way of hearing things. Travis has that ear, as further ...
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December 1997 :: Ink Spots :: Moog Cookbook (Bryan Tilford)
... (a local San Francisco new wave synth band from the early 80s), Brigitte Bardot (for five "new-wave" videos she made in the late '60s which "make Bjork look like a small-time no-talent!"), and of course, Buck Owens. Brian explains, "His Switched On Buck album was years ahead of it's time. He was the ...
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October 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Pat McDonald (Ed Furniture)
... for me. The stuff just sounds so homogenous to me. I really like to hear something on the radio and know who it is. One of my favorites lately is Bjork. There is NO mistaking her voice. She is fucking amazing. When I hear Alice in Chains or Metallica or Primus or Zeppelin or Aerosmith or the Stones ...
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Down and dirty with Global Underground mainstay Nick Warren. Dan Stapleton mixes it up short and sweet.
5 MINUTES WITH NICK WARREN by Dan Stapleton Bjork. Sigur Ros. Mum. Ampop. Gus Gus. Can Iceland get any cooler? (My goodness, that was a bad pun.) Well yes, it can, because Global Underground are swinging into town. Love or loathe their incredible success, GU are responsible for releasing some of the ...
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