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Film Molecules (K). Review by Phil Bailey.
TENDER TRAP FILM MOLECULES K Sounding a bit like an unholy alliance between Blondie and The Magnetic Fields, Tender Trap has a bubbly synth-pop sound that is so infectious the CD should carry a warning label. The songs on Film Molecules are instantly likable and feel so very familiar without being ...
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Various Artists (Kill Rock Stars). Review by Sean Slone.
... make disc two the keeper here. There's also pretty acoustic pop from St. Paul's Jeff Hanson on "Hiding Behind the Moon," bright, bratty pop from Tender Trap on "That Girl," and a terrific country-leaning track from Danielle Howle and the Tantrums called "I Don't Know Where I'm Going." Disc one ("Fields ...
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May 1998 :: Music Sm-T :: Swervedriver (Keith Mercer)
... into to the title track. This and the next track are both mid-tempo rock songs, followed by Swervedriver's mellow side coming out on "She Weaves A Tender Trap." The little touches of Liverpudlian harmony make this song and others like it all the more worthwhile. The CD mixes the tempos up with equal ...
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November 1998 :: Music M-O :: Rose Melberg (Andrew Chadwick)
... Agent Rose's wonderfully sweet voice is nestled once again amongst subdued, mostly acoustic guitars, melting hearts under sweaters. The songs are tender and warm yet ache here and there, a style fans of the Softies should recognize as quickly as they recognize the voice. Portola is a collection of mostly ...
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Avowed comic fan Van Sias gives us the rundown on the best storylines of 2005.
... from being "fired" as Robin, and making an effort to carve out his own identity. An interesting side note to this story is that I think it shows the tender side of Batman as he tracks Nightwing's every movement along the way. Or that could be considered kind of creepy, I guess … 6. The Pulse "Secret ...
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Saving his own best for last, Ink 19 Editor-In-Chief Julio Diaz offers his list of the best albums 2001 had to offer. And the hits don't stop 'til he gets to the top!
... /11 title of Bleed American on it), and I really regret that, because it's an amazing record. Equally adept with driving rock ("Bleed American") and tender, pretty ballads ("Hear You Me"), Jimmy Eat World have created an infectious, eminently listenable album worthy of praise. And hey, any band that ...
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