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Nonsense Parade (Mackadoshis). Review by Steve Stav.
LEFT HAND SMOKE NONSENSE PARADE Mackadoshis Seattle-based Left Hand Smoke's eponymously-titled 2000 debut took the Northwest by surprise with its modern-yet-authentic take on the Stax/Volt formulas -- as well as the early Stones and other like-minded, R&B-influenced English bands of the mid-Sixties ...
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Karma's Grave (self-released). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
EARTHBOUND SMOKE GHOST KARMA'S GRAVE self-released Ever wonder what early Clutch, The Ethereal Mirror-era Cathedral, latter-day Alice in Chains, and pre-Columbia Obsessed would sound like if they were all mashed together? Earthbound Smoke Ghost have, and decided to prove this out by recording Karma ...
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electro,no wave,new wave,angular,Point Line Plane,Smoke Signals,Skin Graft,Aaron Shaul
POINT LINE PLANE SMOKE SIGNALS Skin Graft Point Line Planes' debut album contained a song called "8-Bit Graveyard," which was filled with the sound of outdated synths battling it out, keys bared with bloodlust. It sounded like it belonged in the old NES game Castlevania. In my review of the album, ...
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emo, indie rock, hard rock, math rock,The Casket Lottery,Smoke and Mirrors,Second Nature,Aaron Shaul
THE CASKET LOTTERY SMOKE AND MIRRORS Second Nature Perhaps the kindest thing anyone can say about emo is that it’s probably the most traveled slippery slope that takes kids away from the mainstream and into the fertile delta of independent music. With references to revealing scars, fighting for air ...
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The Essential Willie Nelson (Columbia/Legacy). Review by James Mann.
... ," for indeed he is. For 70 years, the "red headed stranger" has been existing in his own Zen-calm atmosphere of good songs, good times and holy smoke. Thankfully, he decided to take us along for the ride. And as Emmylou Harris once said, "The world would be a better place if we all could ride on Willie ...
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Crimes Against Music (Zip Records). Review by Carl F Gauze.
... -style redo of "Brandy You're a Fine Girl." They even pick out some songs you may have missed first time around, like Polly Brown's "Up in A Puff of Smoke" and the marginal "Bubble Gum Music" by a band with a name way too long to print here. These guys know their stuff, make every song sound like a hit ...
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Fly Below the Radar (Food Chain). Review by Sean Slone.
... THE RADAR Food Chain "Don't ask where I'm from / 'Cause I come from a past that's gone," raspy-voiced Minibar frontman Simon Petty sings on "Mill Smoke Black." And it's easy to hear the identity crisis in the band's sound. English expats who relocated to Los Angeles a few years ago, Minibar does Americana ...
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For his first live review, Tim Wardyn brought his wife along to one of the biggest concerts of the year in one of the best venues in the nation. Once the smoke cleared (literally), one band played like it was 1985 and another acquired a new fan.
... closed with "Man on the Moon." I thought that they hated playing "Losing My Religion," but to hear it live was breathtaking; or maybe that was the smoke. Overall, their set was initially politically-charged with five songs including "Imagineland" and "World Leader Pretend" directed specifically at President ...
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I know you don't smoke weed; but it's Friday and you're going to read about getting high today. Mary Petralia passes us The Cannabis Companion, a glossy guide that elevates the illicit leaf to the status of wine and fancy chocolates. So clear off that green stuff, make room on the coffee table, and puff puff, give.
THE CANNABIS COMPANION: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CONNOISSEURSHIP BY STEVEN WISHNIA Running Press "...I still get high, and I'm sick and tired of being treated like a criminal." In the author's intro, the mantra of The Cannabis Companion stands clear: this book aims to rest alongside the National Geographics ...
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An alcoholic hit man falls for a take-no-prisoners woman in this black comedy set in the grimy danger of Buffalo's underworld. Rob Levy smells Oscar, well, first he smells blood, then smoke, but then definitely Oscar.
YOU KILL ME DIRECTED BY JOHN DAHL starring Ben Kingsley, Tea Leoni, Luke Wilson, Bill Pullman, Phillip Baker Hall, Dennis Farina Code Entertainment/IFC Films Frank Falenczyk is bad man. Despite years of rubbing out the lowest of the low, this methodical, calculated hitman has lost his edge, recessing ...
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