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Chrome Rats vs. Basement Ruts (Gold Standard Laboratories). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
CHROMATICS CHROME RATS VS. BASEMENT RUTS Gold Standard Now this is some hot crap! Whew! The Chromatics play post-punk math funk in the vein of Mission of Burma and Gang of Four, and they make me glad to be alive. This album is one sassy glare and snotty look after another; the beats are ferocious and ...
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Ice Hatchets 7" (Gold Standard Laboratories). Review by Aaron Shaul.
KRMTX ICE HATCHETS Gold Standard Laboratories KRMTX is a stripped down version of Chromatics. Apparently, shortly after Chromatics released their album Chrome Rats vs. Basement Rutz the band dropped from a quartet to a duo. I haven't heard their album, but if this 7" is any indication, the line-up ...
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indie,no-wave,noise,electro,We Raggazi,Wolves With Pretty Lips,Suicide Squeeze,Aaron Shaul
WE RAGGAZI WOLVES WITH PRETTY LIPS Suicide Squeeze We Raggazi’s first remarkable entrance onto the no-wave battlefield, Wolves With Pretty Lips, is actually their third album. Scene leeches they aren’t. It's obvious they had time to hone their skills on their two previous outings, because this album ...
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Soiled Life (GSL). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
SOILED DOVES SOILED LIFE GSL Soiled Doves, a group that no longer exists, was comprised of members of Chromatics and The Blood Brothers. This eight track release is apparently the breadth of their production during their two years of existence. I can understand why this was released. Imagine taking ...
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The Witch's Dagger (GSL). Review by Aaron Shaul.
VERONICA LIPGLOSS & THE EVIL EYES THE WITCH'S DAGGER GSL It's gotten to the point where GSL has a pretty standard "house" sound: that of the darkest, most experimentally-oriented dance-punk output. Even still, in the waning days of the genre, admitting liking a band on their roster pretty much has ...
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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Skin Graft Point Line Planes' debut album contained a song called "8-Bit Graveyard," which was filled with the sound of outdated synths battling it out, keys bared with bloodlust.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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Ca Va Cogner (Constellation). Review by Aaron Shaul.
FEU THERESE CA VA COGNER Constellation Ca Va Cogner sees the band that used to be Fly Pan Am complete their transformation from noisy art-rock to chilly French disco. Their self-titled debut last year casually hinted at a more populist future for the group, but there's still something shocking when ...
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Canada,minimalist,no-wave,electro,Les Georges Leningrad,Sur Les Traces De Black Eskimo,Alien8,Aaron Shaul
LES GEORGES LENINGRAD SUR LES TRACES DE BLACK ESKIMO Alien8 Along with the Chromatics, Les Georges Leningrad are one of the only bands with something interesting to say in the waning days of no-wave dance punk. While the former band screams and bounces of the walls of a padded cell, Les Georges feels ...
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Disco Romance (Paper Bag). Review by Aaron Shaul.
SALLY SHAPIRO DISCO ROMANCE Paper Bag Much like The Chromatics' Night Drive and the other acts on the After Hours compilation, Sally Shapiro's Disco Romance is a full-on revisiting of 1980s Italian disco. Producer Johan Agebjorn is largely - if not completely - due credit for this sonic homage, plying ...
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dance-punk, electro, punk, indie, dark, goth, scenester,Vanishing,Still Lifes Are Failing,GSL,Aaron Shaul
... GSL Vanishing seem tailor-made for those fashion whore darkwave scenesters infesting corners of every internet community in existance these days. The band's music, a hybrid of almost electro/almost goth/almost indie/almost punk isn't what I'd call masterful, but it's light years better than many of ...
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