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Steve LaFashia, guitarist for Jealousy Curve, chats with Brittany Sturges about winning the 2005 Zippo Hot Tour contest, the band's next album, their dream tour and forensics.
JEALOUSY CURVE by Brittany Sturges So here's a bit of background. Steve LaFashia, along with his bandmates Michael Leavy, Michael O' Brien, and Shane Rozum, started Jealousy Curve several years back, and played their first gig in May of 2003. They released their first CD, Life As An Addict, in January ...
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April 1998 :: Music C-D :: Curve ()
Curve Come Clean Universal The much-anticipated return of Curve to album format, diehard fans will be happy to note that all the elements that made Curve such an electrifying band are still intact. Toni Halliday and Dean Garcia still have the knack for edgy, compelling songs wrapped beautifully in ...
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April 1998 :: Music C-D :: Curve (Tony Coulson)
Curve Chinese Burn EP Universal If Curve were Vietcong, then Chinese Burn would be their method to make you talk, break you down. Fortunatly, Halliday and Garcia, the two main earlobe twisters of Curves' front, chose some heavy artillery to help them with their mission. The piece "Chinese Burn" gets ...
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Gift (Hip-O). Review by James Mann.
CURVE GIFT Hip-O This is great stuff. The combination of the noises of Dean Garcia and the sultry vocals of Toni Halliday (plus some notable friends) makes a strong case for the nomination of Curve as "most valuable player" in the techno/electronic rock field. Gift, the groups sixth record, is a mixture ...
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Fake Songs (S-Curve). Review by Aaron Shaul.
LIAM LYNCH FAKE SONGS S-Curve If the name Liam Lynch already rings a bell, chances are it's because of his short-lived sock-puppet based The Sifl and Olly Show. Though incredibly low budget, the show garnered big laughs thanks in large part to Lynch's goofy puppet designs. But without the corresponding ...
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Learning Curve (self-released). Review by Anton Warner.
PEGLEGASUS LEARNING CURVE self-released Kicking around for the better part of a decade, migrating from an island off Rhode Island (how's that for ironic?) to Austin, Peglegasus continues to put out introspective, heavily instrumented (though not always instrumental) music. Songs often arch grandly ...
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Latin, Hip Hop, Island,Baha-Men,Holla!,S-Curve records,Carl F Gauze
BAHA-MEN HOLLA! S-Curve records There's more to this group than that annoying "Who let the dogs out?" business. Baha Men crank some high energy dance music, sexy but not too erotic, and incredibly infectious. The basis of the gumbo combines Latin, island and hip hop influences, and successfully pulls ...
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The Philly band IKE offered up a night of brotherly love and some great music. Brittany Sturges was there for every minute of it.
IKE JEALOUSY CURVE, THE CAULFIELDS, DEREK AND JAMIE OF OMNISOUL Philadelphia, PA December 28, 2006 by Brittany Sturges Brittany Sturges Derek Fuhrman of Omnisoul I made my way to the World Cafe Live for a show that I had been anticipating for the last two months. Local bands IKE and Jealousy Curve ...
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This latest release from one of Seattle's finest bands is their strongest yet...
MATCHLESS YOU SHAPED CURVE Matchless This latest release from one of Seattle's finest bands is their strongest yet. Having seen Matchless perform many times, I am amazed at how well this recording captures their live energy, and what energy they have. The rhythm section, comprised of Molly and Kat ...
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If you're looking for a curve ball in your otherwise fastball life, then this...
THE LEROI BROTHERS KINGS OF THE CATNAP Rounder If you're looking for a curve ball in your otherwise fastball life, then this Austin, TX quartet will slide (guitar) one right over the plate with their smooth rockabilly delivery. Whether you are groovin' to the bluesy instrumental "The Flake" or the ...
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