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by Andrew Ellis,SUPERCELL AIM FOR BIG IMPACT,,Andrew Ellis talks new albums, iTunes and Budweiser with Jason Wheelington, frontman of up and coming Dallas rockers, Supercell.,by Andrew Ellis
SUPERCELL AIMING FOR BIG IMPACT by Andrew Ellis With all the intensity of the extreme weather pattern from which the band takes its name and a commercial sensibility as strong as some of the major label acts they have shared the stage with, Dallas-based Supercell hope to break out of the indie scene ...
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Supercell,The New American Standard,Retrospect Records,Andrew Ellis
SUPERCELL THE NEW AMERICAN STANDARD Retrospect Records I’ve previously hailed Supercell as one of the best unsigned rock bands in America, and the release of the band’s debut full-length only serves to reinforce that view. With The New American Standard, the band has toughened up their sound yet retained ...
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Andrew Ellis picks his top 19 independently-released records of 2005.
... playlists in 2006 and frontman Jason Pebworth deserves all the plaudits that will surely come his -- and Orson's -- way. Orson: www.orsonband.com 9. Supercell - The New American Standard After releasing a couple of highly promising EPs, Dallas-based Supercell finally released debut full-length album ...
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Athens, GA has always had a fertile music scene, but 2001 was a particularly good year. Our man in Athens, Jeff Montgomery, runs down the 19 best albums the city had to offer this year.
... , the album was well served by Roman's somewhat haunting vocals coupled with the quiet instrumentation. http://www.jasonroman.com 8) Slackdaddy, Supercell (Roundtable Records) Rock/funk/jam hybrid Slackdaddy produced a powerful record with a little bit for everyone. More rock than funk, the band still ...
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Seven Ender,Everything Never Said,Alexus Records,Andrew Ellis
... with its infectious riff and energetic delivery. But the album overall just doesn’t have the wow-factor of other indie modern rock bands, especially Supercell. It’s a shame, too, as Seven Ender’s production, packaging and effort are all first class. But it’s the songs that really matter, and until this ...
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