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April 2000 :: Music B-C :: Covenant (Jorge C. Galban)
... high energy dance rhythms and massive electro wizardry. Covenant not only shine with their mastery of synthesizer and keyboard techniques, but also excel in the flawless production of Eskil Simmonson's passionate vocals. The breakbeat-inspired "Unforgiven" takes their music towards a different plateau ...
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August 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Bonga (Carlos Mosqua)
... music took hold. What do you think of today's Olympics? It's very commercial. I really want to answer this question! Obviously, for an athlete to excel, there must be a lot of preparation, and the costs can be enormous. But things have become very commercial and political; you have to win for the flag ...
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March 1998 :: Music A-B :: Bond Beats and Bass|Shaken And Stirred (Carl Glaser)
... of Bond-as-marketing-stratagem seems to pervade this collection. The arrangements and production are top notch throughout, however. Both records excel at what they do; the one to pick depends on your personality. Cleopatra Records, 8726 S. Sepulveda Boulevard, Ste. D82, Los Angeles, CA 90045; --Carl ...
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Sharp Teeth (Buhanan). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... vocals. It's as if Oldham were somehow possessed by the ghost of Jeff Buckley. What links Daniels and Oldham most strongly is their ability to excel with the basest structures of song. Aside from the brilliant opener, the disc's best track is its parting shot, "We Go Right On." Stepping up from humble ...
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New money and old values clash in Aspen as land developers fight over the last pristine lots high in the Rocky Mountains. And there's sex...
... . The fundamental problem with Dizzying Heights is the use of software development as a plot point. While tech writers such as Douglas Coupland excel at incorporating code writing into fiction, Ducker has a laughably naive view of the topic -- he even makes poor Waddy go though two 200-page files of ...
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electro, scandinavia, norway, pop, funk, playful,Annie,Anniemal,Big Beat/679,Aaron Shaul
... self-reflection. It might be a wise stance to take where programming singles for commercial radio is concerned, but the clubs where this album will excel has little interest in garbage like that anymore. Perhaps they did when that other Scandinavian pop group was in vogue, and if anyone's produced an ...
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Waiting For the Time to Be Right (Clairecords). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... like the unlikely combo of Brian Wilson fronting an aquatic Explosions in the Sky, and is perhaps is the best marker for what The Brother Kite excel at: sounding at once like something nostalgic and cutting edge. Keep it coming. Clairecords: www.clairecords.com Aaron Shaul
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