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Ink 19 :: Tall Dwarfs
The Sky Above and The Mud Below (Carrot Top Records). Review by Carl F Gauze.
TALL DWARFS THE SKY ABOVE AND THE MUD BELOW Carrot Top I'll say this of the Tall Dwarfs: if you like one of their songs, you'll love the album. However, if you don't like the first song, the rest of the disc is a drag that's 25 cuts long. The lyrics are complicated (each cleanly rendered into print ...
Ink 19 :: Chris Knox
Chris Knox at Schuba's in Chicago, IL on October 1, 2000. Concert review by J Noise.
...height in the late 1980s, Chris was always in the thick of it, recording his own stuff and pairing up with Alec Bathgate to work on the long-running Tall Dwarfs projects and producing, engineering and acting as mid-wife to a whole slew of up-and coming NZ acts. Another thing you should know about Chris...
Ink 19 :: Dump
March 1998 :: Music C-E :: Dump (Anton Wagner)
...open and improvised. Some moments are so unusual as to be completely inspiring. There's a cover of a French song ("Et Moi, Et Moi, Et Moi"), the Tall Dwarfs-sounding "White Worms" and the chiming Galaxie 500-ness of "Made For It." A Plea for Tenderness is interesting for its variety and lack of self...
Ink 19 :: Kleenexgirlwonder
May 1999 :: Music I-M :: Kleenexgirlwonder (Kurt Channing)
..., are intensely focused. Kleenexgirlwonder has a sort of fuzzy guitar pop that often slides across a shifting bed of loops and samples. Think of the Tall Dwarfs using modern digital technology instead of dodgy analog tapes. Tracks like "I Cut Myself In Half" sound like a big daiquiri out of the sonic...
Ink 19 :: Steward
June 1999 :: Music Sq-Z :: Steward (Ian Koss)
... as pop songs than assemblies of sound. The repetitive and well-crafted songs make me think of what might have happened had New Zealand's Tall Dwarfs begun twenty years later. Very intriguing. Darla Records, 625 Scott #303, San Francisco, CA 94117; http://www.darla.com --Ian Koss
Ink 19 :: Chris Knox
Like a master blacksmith forging a perfectly balanced sword, Chris Knox can w...
...competition. Knox reaches into your heart and shakes it like a wet rag. Pioneering a unique New Zealand home-taped sound (with Alec Bathgate in the Tall Dwarfs and in several solo projects), Knox has always assembled intense bits of his soul among tape loops, kitchen percussion and a whatever-instrument...
Ink 19 :: Half-Handed Cloud
Learning About Your Scale (Asthmatic Kitty). Review by Kurt Channing.
.... They can sound like Crosby Stills and Nash at one point, and a Flaming Lips backporch jam the next. Somehow, they can still fit in a bit of Kinks, Tall Dwarfs, The Beatles, and Ween between those two extremes. Add to that the fact that most of these songs evolve in a minute or less (25 tracks in 24...
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