Search results for 'crownhate and ruin'
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postpunk,math rock,Daniel Mitchell,True North,,,Daniel Mitchell
... around drum beats. Mark is very "creative" and is the arranger of most of the stuff we come up with. Are you guys fans of the following bands: Corm, Crownhate Ruin, Hoover? I hear each of these bands in your music. Dave: Hoover remains one of my favorite bands to this day. I have followed most of the ...
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The Big Nothing (54 40' or Fight!). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... here seems to have found an almost perfect tone, somewhere between Shellac's grainy sound and the warm loopy bass found by the likes of Corm and Crownhate Ruin. The lead singer is the real champion of Dropsonic, as he's an actual singer, one given to crooning, ala Jeff Buckley or the lead singer from ...
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Six Plus (Luckyhorse Industries). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... urgency; things are almost too relaxed. It could be that the boys of The Sorts, some of them having been in great bands like the wonderful Hoover, Crownhate Ruin and Rain Like the Sound of Trains, have become (gasp!) stoned out hippies! I really hope not, but they may as well be. Picture the more liberal ...
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May 1998 :: Music G-K :: Hoover (Keith Mercer)
... Slowdime This CD is an all-too-brief return of the masters. Hoover have disbanded, and members have gone on to form such bands as June of '44, the Crownhate Ruin, and Regulator Watts. This release is both a document/post- mortem for a great band and a valuable history lesson as well. Hoover first shook ...
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July 1999 :: Music B :: The Boom (Nirav Soni)
The Boom Any Day of the Night Slowdime This CD has ex-members of Hoover and the Crownhate Ruin. This may mean something to you, but it means nothing to me. What DOES mean something to me, is the fact that this CD tears it up. Mathy type rock with HORNS. That's right, horns, and they manage to neither ...
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Survival is For Cowards (Second Nature). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... them sound lightly distorted, and the lead singer reminds me very much of the lead singer of Hoover. The rest of the album's songs remind me of The Crownhate Ruin crossed with Grey A.M. Tight, concise, and wise; this is the thinking man/ woman's punk rock band. I must say that for sheer quality of songs ...
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Somewhat Similar (No Idea). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... Similar. True North sounds like a more rock oriented Fugazi, crossed with the rhythmic tendencies of mid '90s art bands like Corm, Hoover and Crownhate Ruin. The songs feature gnarled sounding guitars playing very early to mid '90s sounding emo licks. The drummer also has a very unique style, bordering ...
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Abilene (Slowdime). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
ABILENE ABILENE Slowdime From the likes of the late, great Hoover and Regulator Watts to the final (and, sadly, unrecorded) days of the Crownhate Ruin, it seems whatever Alex Dunham touches turns to gold, the man emblematic of the Dischordant dub fixation of the post-punk '90s, what with his warm-yet ...
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May 1999 :: 7even Inches :: The Boom/The Sorts (Nathan T. Birk)
... the Sound of Trains) plays guitar and synthesizer on his band's side and trombone on the Boom's; the Boom's Fred Erskine (June of '44/ ex-Hoover and Crownhate Ruin) plays guitar on his band's side and trumpet on the Sorts'; and the Boom's Carlo Cennamo plays alto sax on both bands' respective sides ...
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June 1998 :: Music P-S :: Regulator Watts (Andrew Chadwick)
... emo-core bands, still used as a common musical signpost. So far the "ex-Hoover" designation has been quite a reliable seal of quality: The Crownhate Ruin, Radio Flyer, June of 44, Regulator Watts... The scattered Hoover continue to associate themselves with innovative, amazing musicians. All of their ...
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