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July 1999 :: Music I-L :: June and the Exit Wounds (Ian Koss)
June and the Exit Wounds "a little more Haven Hamilton, please" Parasol Sometimes strange circumstances change my opinion of a record. I'd played "a little more Haven Hamilton, please" once through, and though I enjoyed its light pop overtones, I hadn't really heard anything that held my attention ...
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pop punk,reggae,The Exit,Home For An Island,Some Records,Jen Cray
THE EXIT HOME FOR AN ISLAND Some Records Why is it that every time a band plays a little bit of punk and a little bit of reggae, everyone feels compelled to compare them to The Clash? That's like comparing a kid who's just had his first guitar lesson to Hendrix. The Clash left a pretty big pair of ...
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Sing Four Favorites (Downright). Review by Julio Diaz.
THE EXIT SING FOUR FAVORITES Downright A three-piece made up of two former members of The Loose Nuts (whose main claim to fame was an appearance on the American Pie soundtrack) and a former member of the Boston-based Vigilantes, The Exit transcend their past with this brilliant debut EP. How fitting ...
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Devil's Egg EP (No Idea). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
TRAPDOOR FUCKING EXIT DEVIL'S EGG EP No Idea Oh baby! These guys are so ridiculously good, it's almost unfair to all the other bands out there. Trapdoor Fucking Exit are from Sweden, and they rock out in an angular fashion, similar to Drive Like Jehu -- though, TFE are much faster and more aggressive ...
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Arvada (Direct Hit). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
EXIT HUMAN ARVADA Direct Hit After 15 minutes of bleeps, blips, and outtakes from Pole Position sound files, Exit Human's Arvada finally kicks in with some generally Atari-informed electro-hop. Misty analog-synth drones, ether-addled female vocals, slicing bass drops, shape-shifting song-structures ...
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Be Not Content (No Idea). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
TRAPDOOR FUCKING EXIT BE NOT CONTENT No Idea Records Be Not Content is my new favorite album. I just can't get enough of it! This is by far the best recording I've heard in 2004 thus far, and it's definitely of the "instant classic" caliber. Trapdoor Fucking Exit is a bunch of young lads from Sweden ...
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Exit Now (File 13). Review by Randall Stephens.
NATIONAL SKYLINE EXIT NOW File 13 Sometimes people just have a change of heart. Take, for instance, Jeff Garber and Jeff Dimpsey, legends of guitar-driven-rock outfits Hum and Castor. They've since decided to move into the scary, dark-pop realms of '80s and early '90s electronic rock. A good move, ...
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Exit Through Fear (Earache Records). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
SOCIETY 1 EXIT THROUGH FEAR Earache Well, I'm surprised that Earache would put this record out, but that's what is so great about life: all of the surprises, both pleasant and negative. To be honest, I'm really not sure what to make of Exit Through Fear, as it comes off as a metal record that was done ...
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The Spins 7” (Exit Stencil Recordings). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
COFFINBERRY THE SPINS 7" Exit Stencil I guess I now know what Lenny Kravitz has been doing for the last couple of years. He's been moonlighting as the vocalist for Coffinberry, a band of late 1970's new wave wanna-be's. These guys are from Cleveland, which is close to my neck of the woods, and I've ...
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Move Toward the Exit (One Mad Son). Review by Stein Haukland.
JUSTIN MIKULKA MOVE TOWARD THE EXIT One Mad Son Kicking off like a frantic Jon Spencer on "Whores And Love," Justin Mikulka doesn't step too lightly on this, his third album, one that's chock full of dark folk music -- or perhaps pretty pop songs twisted into some eerie, cynical blues. At times, the ...
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