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In Plain Song (Second Nature). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
THE HIGHER BURNING FIRE IN PLAIN SONG Second Nature To describe something as "pretty" doesn't always have to be a slight. Actually, in some cases, it's quite apt: The Doves and Mojave 3 are pretty, as are Starflyer 59 and Low. Such is also the case with The Higher Burning Fire. Pretty in every sense ...
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Ever since it's inception, UK drum n' bass heads have kind of viewed the Amer...
DJ DB PRESENTS THE HIGHER EDUCATION DRUM N' BASS SESSION F-111/Higher Education Ever since it's inception, UK drum n' bass heads have kind of viewed the American d n' b scene as its inexperienced, "wannabe" little brother, always trying to keep up with the big boys, but eventually falling short. As ...
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Lotofire (OmTown / Higher Octave). Review by Bill Campbell.
ELY GUERRA LOTOFIRE OmTown / Higher Octave Ever since OmTown/Higher Octave struck platinum with Les Nubians, the label has been scouring the Earth for that ultra-hipster electro-world sound. And they have scored massive successes with Sergent Garcia and Grand Tourism. They're about to have another ...
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!Spiritual, Spiritual! (Higher Octave). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
B-TRIBE !SPIRITUAL, SPIRITUAL! Higher Octave Fulfilling flamenco guitars, angry violins and whispering voices steer !Spiritual, Spiritual! into definite New Age territory. While the music is emotional, well done, and nice, it doesn't grab at you, stay with you, or make you pine for it when it isn't ...
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360 Urban Groove (Higher Octave). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
JIMMY SOMMERS 360 URBAN GROOVE Higher Octave Take your parents' jazz, add talk about a threesome, Coolio, and sexy saxophonist Jimmy Sommers, and you've got 360 Urban Groove. The second project from jazz fan Sommers, it's a total love album and from one song to the next, it's nothing but class. If ...
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Absolutely (Higher Octave). Review by Brian Kruger.
YOUNG DUBLINERS ABSOLUTELY Higher Octave When the Celtic pop of this album rhymes "knickers" (in the song so entitled) with "shitkickers," you begin to get the impression that these musicians, however one may define "Young," may not in fact be "Dubliners." At least, not currently anyhow. Nevertheless ...
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"Bohrain," the first track on Red, is a traditional, Celtic jam that w...
THE YOUNG DUBLINERS RED Higher Octave Music "Bohrain," the first track on Red, is a traditional, Celtic jam that would be right at home blaring out the windows of a rough-and-tumble Irish Pub, complete with people dancing and hoisting frosty pints of ale. The two original members, Keith Roberts and ...
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Motion City Soundtrack returned to Philadelphia to play a sold-out show. Brittany Sturges was there to bust a move with all the fans.
MOTION CITY SOUNDTRACK SHERWOOD, THE HIGHER, THE FORECAST Philadelphia, PA July 23, 2007 by Brittany Sturges Fans littered the street, waiting anxiously for the doors to open, while security kept watch. For a Monday night performance, Motion City Soundtrack did well. Okay, better than well -- it was ...
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December 1999 :: Music S :: Sasha (Tony Coulson)
Sasha Xpander EP Ultra The guidepost reads Sasha and points to a much higher elevation. This electro-ascension has been happening rapidly in recent years and now finds its apex in the Xpander EP. Creating a confluence of sound and shape, Sasha puts forth five pieces of crafted atmosphere as if his ...
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Don't let the stage name fool you: Monsieur Leroc isn't French, he's really Arne Drescher, and he's from Germany. And don't let the label fool you, either: while his new record, Le Slow Motion Boogie Woogie may be on Cornerstone R.A.S./Skunk (best known for Sublime and Long Beach Dub All-Stars), Leroc's opus is a funk/hip hop/jazz collage set against interesting beats and electronics. Phillip Haire corresponded with Leroc to examine the contradictions.
MONSIEUR LEROC by Phillip Haire Ink 19 constantly spans the globe for the most fascinating artists and their stories. My assignment takes me to Germany, where I attempt to bridge worlds on an e-chat with Cornerstone R.A.S. artist, Monsieur Leroc (a.k.a. Arne Drescher). Le Monsieur is a graphic arts ...
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