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May 1999 :: Music I-M :: The Juliana Theory (Heather Hilton)
The Juliana Theory Understand This Is A Dream Tooth And Nail When the girls get tough, guys have no choice but to get wimpy. This sounds like four guys with the most advanced case of Peter Pan Syndrome this side of "I wish I was still 5 years old and playing with G.I. Joes and making endless strings ...
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May 1999 :: Music I-M :: The Juliana Theory/Dawson High (Tom Minarchick)
Juliana Theory/Dawson High "The Juliana Theory was the only thing I learned at Dawson high" Arise This has four songs each from two different bands. The first four are by the Juliana Theory, the last four by Dawson High. Juliana Theory start their side off with a song called "DJ" that has lyrics about ...
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Clean and hard-driving power pop that cuts through most of the pop with a str...
THE JULIANA THEORY EMOTION IS DEAD Tooth & Nail Clean and hard-driving power pop that cuts through most of the pop with a straight-edge guitar. I hear hints of bands like Possum Dixon, but the Juliana Theory moves in a different direction. Almost too happy at times, with the sha la la and hey yeah ...
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The Beautiful Letdown (Columbia/Sparrow). Review by Andrew Ellis.
SWITCHFOOT THE BEAUTIFUL LETDOWN Columbia/Sparrow Christian rock bands have had an increasingly important role to play in mainstream music charts in recent times. Lifehouse, P.O.D. and Sixpence None The Richer have all come to prominence, and while God is by no means the new rock n' roll, it's clear ...
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The Rewind EP (Fueled By Ramen). Review by Stein Haukland.
PUNCHLINE THE REWIND EP Fueled By Ramen A remixed re-release of last fall's EP, this is only Punchline's second release in their six years as a band. It's a fun and inventive 4-track disc, but fails to move beyond what we've come to expect most emo bands to sound like these days; Cursive, The Juliana ...
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Change Of Venue (Arise). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
TIJUANA CRIME SCENE CHANGE OF VENUE Arise These guys are labelmates with the likes of Juliana Theory, Dawson High, and the very wonderful National Acrobat. Anyway, I went to the band's Web site because I didn't really know anything about them, and while I was browsing around, I clicked on a link called ...
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emo,post-punk,Fire Divine,Fire Divine,Deep Elm,Daniel Mitchell
FIRE DIVINE FIRE DIVINE Deep Elm It's All a Blur is the latest from Fire Divine, and it's got a lot more testosterone than the majority of releases on the Deep Elm label these days. This band is kind of like the poor man's Thursday. They take the screamy aspects of Thursday and combine them with the ...
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emo,screamo,punk,Paulson,Variations,Initial Records,Daniel Mitchell
PAULSON VARIATIONS Initial Records Chugga chugga, Choo Choo! The Emo Express is pulling out of the station, at full steam ahead! The guest conductors are the members of Paulson, powering the engine with their half sung/half screamed vocals, twinkly-to-mangled guitars and hard-hitting drums. Make sure ...
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big collapse,prototype,rock,gritty,post-hardcore,Big Collapse,Prototype,Militia Group,Nick Plante
... COLLAPSE PROTOTYPE Militia Group For a band that includes former members of hardcore outfits Shift and Burn in their ranks, Big Collapse's debut for The Militia Group is surprisingly about as straight-forward as rock gets these days. The skill with which these hardcore veterans play together can't be ...
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Bands You Love, Have Heard of, and Should Know (Drive Thru/Pure Volume). Review by Andrew Ellis.
DRIVE THRU RECORDS/PURE VOLUME BANDS YOU LOVE, HAVE HEARD OF, AND SHOULD KNOW Drive Thru/Pure Volume Bridging the gap between the traditional compilation record and the emergence of new media is Bands You Love, Have Heard of, and Should Know, from Drive Thru Records and internet music showcase site ...
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