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The Concretes have all the elements of a band I would really like. A girl sin...
THE CONCRETES BOY, YOU BETTER RUN NOW Up The Concretes have all the elements of a band I would really like. A girl singer, odd instrumentation, quirky lyrics, and hook-laden songs. But unfortunately, these ingredients just didn't make a satisfying dish. There's a lot to like about this record. The ...
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Hey Trouble/Kids EP (Licking Fingers). Review by Aaron Shaul.
THE CONCRETES HEY TROUBLE/KIDS EP Licking Fingers Post Jari Haapalainen's production of Camera Obscura's latest album Let's Get Out of This Country, it's hard to fight the urge to compare all other albums he's produced to what's amounted to somewhat of a benchmark of current indie pop. The Concretes ...
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August 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Christopher Schlegel (Ed Furniture)
Truth Against The World by Ed Furniture He is an intellectual. He is an individualist. An intense fan of Ayn Rand. His last name means "Hammerhead" in German. His uncompromising and intimidating manner of "doing everything he does" can best be summed up as a mixture between a Klingon and Ludwig Van ...
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Sweden,pop,Scandinavia,indie,alt. country,duo,Heikki,2,Magic Marker,Aaron Shaul
HEIKKI 2 Magic Marker Heikki is a band that thrives on accents; from the endearing Swedish diction of Maria Eriksson and her back-up vocalists to the tinges of alt. country, AM rock and electro Jari Haapalainen adds to pop song structures. As reliable as Swedish pop has become these last few years ...
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Nagot dalight nytt har hant (Hybris). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... HANT Hybris Not missing a step between last summer's Jag vet hur man vantar and now, Sweden's Vapnet's release schedule is timed perfectly to herald the return of warmer weather and optimistic abandon. The group still parlays the same Caribbean grooves wrought under the eternal sunshine sheen of summer ...
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sweden,pop,indie,relationships,Peter Bjorn and John,Falling Out,Hidden Agenda,Aaron Shaul
PETER BJORN AND JOHN FALLING OUT Hidden Agenda Peter Bjorn and John are a trio from Sweden. Anyone who's kept up with my recent reviews knows what the "s" word means to me, as far as indie pop goes and the standards with which I judge music from those parts. What these boys lack in grammar adherence ...
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Open Field (Rough Trade). Review by Omar de la rosa.
... -Yttling-produced solo debut. Hell, Open Field might come as a surprise to anyone expecting anything remotely close to either Peter, Bjorn & John or The Concretes. This is a highly voice-driven and personal record. There's an earthy, hand-played vibe on the subtle percussion hiding behind the ukeleles ...
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