Search results for 'cop and shoot and cop'
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July 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Phylr (drew West)
... AM was the predetermined time, and since it was a holiday weekend, I might as well spend an hour (or so) of it talking with Jim Coleman (Phylr, ex-Cop Shoot Cop) about one of the best albums I've heard this year. Under the guise of an "interview," of course. So I dialed New York. Jim wasn't there, but ...
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Studio Recordings/May, MCMXCVII (Arch Enemy). Review by Mitchell Foy.
... . The concept is extremely visual when they play live and goes perfectly with the group's banging-on-steel sound. While this disc rocks plenty in a Cop Shoot Cop/Distorted Pony sorta way, they are even more formidable with their current line-up. It also features two drummers, one of which plows through ...
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December 1999 :: Music D-E :: The Eyesores (Ian Koss)
... , partly because of it sounds as if they gathered whatever instruments they could and wrote some songs for a lark. "Hateful Morning" sounds like Cop Shoot Cop unplugged, while other tracks take a more laid-back approach, replete with lap steel and accordion -- "7 Governor, Rear" is so languorous that ...
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February 1999 :: Music F-I :: Firewater (Matthew Moyer)
Firewater The Ponzi Scheme Universal Todd A. is well on his way to shaking off the "last angry man" tag he wore to such stunning effect in Cop Shoot Cop, slipping into the slinkier and darker lounge-wear of Firewater. I'll drop the words "film noir" with a wink, point to a Nick Cave poster (with Kid ...
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December 1998 :: Music E-G :: Fear Of Pop (Bryan Tilford)
... sound effects like instruments. Turns out to be solid and rockin’ enough to get you completely danced and confused. “Kops” is a shoot ‘em up cop car chasin’ crashin’ full of hi-powered resistance to arrest. “Slow Jam ’98" is best described as early Art ...
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July 1998 :: Music E-G :: Firewater (Jason Plender)
... back with glowing review, but one in which only the majority return, and the remainder wish they'd never attended. With a lineage extending back to Cop Shoot Cop, Firewater builds on bass-heavy intensity and threatening overtones. Music to fuel frustration. Jetset Records, 67 Vestry St. #5C, New York ...
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Psychopharmacology (Jetset). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
... to expect, and they don't disappoint. If this is your first time for a shot of the Firewater, just knock it down, and get ready for it to hit. Those Cop Shoot Cop vocals sliding like bourbon over the gutter lounge twist of rhythm. The guitar, gritty and enticing, the dark carnival attitude that slips ...
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Irony Is (Novamute). Review by Terry Eagan.
2ND GEN IRONY IS Novamute Remember the good old days of Ministry and The Land of Rape and Honey? Or how about Cop Shoot Cop? Bands that were not just loud, but overwhelming. The ones with a visceral, bone-shaking rumble. That is this band. I have feeling that if you were to see this band in concert ...
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February 1999 :: Music A-B :: Big Soap (Kurt Channing)
... . Fans of that inexorable Chicago sound (Jesus Lizard, Rapeman, and other Albini productions), or perhaps the filthy guttural Lower East Side clique (Cop Shoot Cop, Skeleton Key) will certainly appreciate it. Deary Me Records, P.O. Box 19315, Cincinnati, OH 45219; dearymee@aol.com --Kurt Channing
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August 1998 :: Music R-T :: Sulfur (Kurt Channing)
Sulfur Delirium Tremens Goldenfly Here I am last month, spouting my mouth about the evil carnival nature of the fruit of the Cop Shoot Cop tree, and here comes Sulfur, featuring David Ouimet and a wonderfully perverse merry-go-round on the cover. Sulfur's distinguishing characteristics are its solid ...
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