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July 1999 :: Music F-H :: The Gentle Waves (Anton Wagner)
The Gentle Waves The Green Fields of Foreverland Jeepster The more Belle and Sebastian side projects I hear, the more I realize how tremendously deep this Scottish pool of talent is. The Gentle Waves -- "featuring players from Belle and Sebastian," proclaims the sticker -- certainly live up to their ...
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March 2000 :: Music D-H :: Lisa Gerrard and Pieter Bourke (Dave Aftandilian)
The Insider: Music from the Motion Picture Columbia / Sony Music Soundtrax I missed The Insider in the theaters, but after listening to this impressive soundtrack, I'm definitely planning to rent the video. Lisa Gerrard (formerly of Dead Can Dance) and Pieter Bourke (formerly of Eden) composed most ...
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October 1998 :: Music A-C :: Ativin (Chad Bidwell)
Ativin German Water Secretly Canadian Records Like currents. Still air moves and billows. Waves kick up shells and froth. Steady and soothing, Ativin climax without giving notice before suddenly recommitting with an antithesis titled "Fortune Telling Fish." What is Ativin? And what do they yield if ...
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May 2000 :: Music M-O :: Mira (Dave Aftandilian)
Mira Mira Projekt Mira is the kind of debut CD that makes me hope like hell there's a follow-up coming from the band very soon. Unlike most of Projekt's roster, Tallahassee-based Mira doesn't fit in the gothic ambient mold, although you can maybe hear some of labelmate Love Spirals Downwards in Mira ...
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Essentially the brainchild of multi-instrumentalists Robert Rich and Rick Dav...
AMOEBA PIVOT Release Essentially the brainchild of multi-instrumentalists Robert Rich and Rick Davies, Amoeba offer up a pristine variety of psychedelic rock on their fourth album, Pivot, one that delves into pure tones and atmospheres rather at odds with such a genre tag. Most of Pivot's songs stay ...
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Play of Light (Neue Asthetik Multimedia). Review by Dave Aftandilian.
JUDITH PLAY OF LIGHT Neue Asthetik Multimedia Moving songs of love and loss, loneliness and the neverending striving after impossible beauty, truth, and perfection fill this darkly Romantic album from New York City band Judith. If Byron or Caspar David Friedrich had made their art with stormy guitar ...
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May 1998 :: Live :: AMP (Matthew Moyer)
AMP Half Moon, Putney, England 3.19.98 by Matthew Moyer Forget about the albums. Wipe them from your mind. AMP Live are nothing Like AMP Studio. Ebbing tides and gentle breezes are forgotten, and Brian Eno is forcibly ejected from the driver's seat to make room for a blood-splattered PJ Harvey/Michael ...
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Airs Above Your Station (Sub Pop). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
KINSKI AIRS ABOVE YOUR STATION Sub Pop It takes three minutes for Kinski to lay a single note atop the hollow, lunar organ chords that open Airs Above Your Station, the band's first album with Sub Pop; and, it takes them at least another two minutes to throw themselves into a lurching metal guitar ...
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Structures From Silence (Projekt). Review by Dave Aftandilian.
... more folks than yoga practitioners love this album; in fact, it's one of Steve Roach's top three best-selling albums from his entire career (over the course of which he has released literally dozens of albums). Recently it went out of print, and Projekt remastered and re-released it. After listening ...
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Christian Savill,Slowdive,shoegazing,Monster Movie,To The Moon,Claire Records,Matthew Moyer
MONSTER MOVIE TO THE MOON Claire Records In which our hero Christian Savill sticks to his aesthetic guns even after his former band, Slowdive (who, let’s face it, were a cloying and gorgeous proposition), became a cruel punchline of a whole genre reduced to a joke -- shoegazing -- comes back with a ...
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