Search results for 'dianogah'
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Millions Of Brazilians (Southern). Review by Matt Cibula.
DIANOGAH MILLIONS OF BRAZILIANS Southern Two basses, one drummer. Post-rock math-rock with soul. A goofy-ass sense of humor: check the album title and some of the song titles: "Wrapping the Lamb, Sir," "Maria, Which Has Got Her Heart Completely Fucked Up," "Pinata Oblongata." Pretty melodies, tight ...
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Hannibal/A Bear Explains (Southern). Review by Terry Eagan.
DIANOGAH HANNIBAL/A BEAR EXPLAINS Southern A Chicago trio that includes two bassists and a drummer, Dianogah creates music that is beautiful and evocative. On this two-track release, the trio effortlessly works together to provide a soundtrack to rival peers such as Mogwai. Playful and melodic, this ...
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Shoot in the Dark (Arms Reach). Review by Aaron Shaul.
DAKOTA/DAKOTA SHOOT IN THE DARK Arms Reach There are moments in the never-ending math equation of Dakota/Dakota's Shoot in the Dark where all three instruments (guitar, bass and drums) slip completely out of sync, out of step with one another. It's almost like the sheer scope of what they are trying ...
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In the tradition of Ohio Gold artists thus far (C-Clamp, Dianogah) Pinebender...
PINEBENDER THINGS ARE ABOUT TO GET WEIRD Ohio Gold In the tradition of Ohio Gold artists thus far (C-Clamp, Dianogah) Pinebender has a healthy appreciation for and control of such notions as space, texture, tension, contrast, and detail. They also have a heap of creative ideas and the talent to pull ...
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Pretest (Relapse Records). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... bass guitar is completely overdriven, sounding almost distorted, but not quite there. This is an instrumental record, so fans of the much-overlooked Dianogah will eat this up with spoon. I don't know, there's only so much that can be said about what is, essentially, a Rapeman tribute band. They don ...
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March 1998 :: Screen :: John Hughes (Julio Diaz)
... on the score himself, while the rest of the soundtrack was filled out by contributions from Tortoise, the Sea and Cake, Bundy K. Brown, Polvo, and Dianogah. Oddly, Hughes hasn't directed since 1991's Curly Sue , preferring to stick with writing and producing. When asked if he has plans to sit behind ...
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punk,math,emo,Bear Claw,Find the Sun,Sick Room,Daniel Mitchell
... to drop to my knees and thank The Maker! The music is tribal, rudimentary, awkward, angular and incredibly aggressive. Fans of Shellac, June of 44, Dianogah and the like, take note! Find the Sun is an album that you MUST own! Not only do these guys sound a lot like Shellac, they had Steve Albini produce ...
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Musical Monogram (TZME Productions). Review by Matt Cibula.
... big band, then back to funk. It would have been a great way to start the record, instead of the we-wish-we-were-Frank-Zappa-being-channeled-by-Dianogah opener, "Rubber Cowboy," with its growly, grumbly vocals that mean nothing and sound worse. For the rest of the disc, over and over, Mega-Mousse proves ...
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Check Engine (Southern). Review by Daniel L. Mitchell.
... . The singer, though, is trying WAY TOO HARD to sound like Guy Piciotto, and it's somewhat embarrassing for the listener. If you're into Fugazi, Dianogah, Shellac, or other Gang of Four type bands, you'll really enjoy this. If you're new to this style, try Rodan's Rusty. Southern Records: http://www ...
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math,indie,emo,Cheval De Frise,Cheval De Frise,Sickroom Records,Daniel Mitchell
... De Frise is a bizarre French duo that plays angular post-punk music, minus vocals. Their sound can be likened to Don Caballero, Gastr Del Sol, Dianogah and even Rodan. Their self-titled opus is one that will require both patience and a calculator. The most important thing to note about these guys is ...
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