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The Ladybug Transistor (Merge). Review by Aaron Shaul.
THE LADYBUG TRANSISTOR THE LADYBUG TRANSISTOR Merge From the minimal exposure I've had to The Ladybug Transistor, I've come to think of them as Belle & Sebastian's shadow band, moving their sound into the space vacated by B&S on the indie pop production value chart. 2003 saw the release of B&S's studio ...
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Can’t Wait Another Day (Merge). Review by Andrew Coulon.
LADYBUG TRANSISTOR CAN’T WAIT ANOTHER DAY Merge Listening to Ladybug Transistor’s latest album Can’t Wait Another Day is a joy. The blissful pop hooks, upbeat rhythms, thoughtful lyrics and excellent musicianship that have been the signature of LT are all here, even after some core lineup changes ...
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Prospect Park (Badman Recording Co.). Review by Aaron Shaul.
JAMES WILLIAM HINDLE PROSPECT PARK Badman Having seen James William Hindle live last year when he opened for Essex Green and Ladybug Transistor, I was interested to hear how his mostly solo and unfortunately forgettable set would translate into a studio album. Thankfully, he recognized that he and ...
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June 1998 :: Music P-S :: Saturnine (James Tritten)
Saturnine Mid the Green Fields Victoria Land Saturnine's third full length recording, Mid the Green Fields, is a sign that this band has matured. They have been around for about five years, and have had their share of released recordings, and in my opinion, this is their best! Jennifer and Matt continue ...
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March 1998 :: Live :: Superchunk (David A Clark)
Superchunk with Ladybug Transistor Sapphire Supper Club, Orlando 2.9.98 by David A Clark "We're growing older, not growing up," claims guitarist Jim Wilbur. The truth of his words rang clear this night as Superchunk visited Orlando. The band's music, showing a maturity not heard in past years, is still ...
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There's no mistaking the reference points for Ashley Park. They may be conte...
ASHLEY PARK TOWN AND COUNTRY Kindercore There's no mistaking the reference points for Ashley Park. They may be contemporary musicians from Vancouver, BC, but they sound as if they could be in San Francisco, London, or New York in 1966-67. The first couple tracks on the disc strike chords and changes ...
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June 1999 :: Live :: Yo La Tengo (James Tritten)
YO LA TENGO WYBC MusicFest '99 at Yale University, New Haven, CT April 24, 1999 by James Tritten One of the best things in this world, besides love, is freedom. This past weekend demonstrated that to myself and my group of friends in a way that will be remembered for the rest of our lives. We were ...
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Vol. 1 (Merge). Review by Stein Haukland.
... AND ADVANCE VOL. 1 Merge It's rare to come across a label sampler as immaculate and plain impressive as this one. No wonder, then, that it is the regularly great Merge Records that stand behind this. Operating on the fringes of lo-fi Americana and bedroom pop, Merge is one of the defining labels in ...
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April 1999 :: Music N-R :: Pop Romantique (Kurt Channing)
... March A collection of French pop music, interpreted by mostly non-French bands. I'll be danged if I can recognize a single one of these gems, yet the intent is clear, and the sound is tres continental. The roster is all-star to say the least: the Hang-Ups, Ivy, Luna. Air, Apples In Stereo, Lloyd Cole ...
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Beautiful Soup (March). Review by Stein Haukland.
MARMALADE BEAUTIFUL SOUP March Assisted by Ladybug Transistor's Jeff Baron, Sasha Bell and Gary Olson, Brooklyn's Marmalade revitalizes the fluid and gentle side of Elephant 6's psych-pop. This music is drenched in comfort and sweet melodies; perfect for lazy mornings and quiet evenings. It's hardly ...
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