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folk, pop, anti-Bush, ,The Mammals,Rock That Babe,Signature Records,Tim Wardyn
THE MAMMALS ROCK THAT BABE Signature Records Throughout the past year, there have been several artists who have actively protested against the Bush administration. There hasn’t been this much politically motivated music since the Vietnam era. But the best anti-Bush song does not come from the Dixie ...
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Evolver (Humble Abode). Review by Aaron Shaul.
THE MAMMALS EVOLVER Humble Abode Hippies and I have never been on good terms. I hate them and they love me, such are our personality types. The Mammals are hippies, or at least retro-hippies. By that I don't mean to limit them to the 1970s, as their unkempt roots stretch all the way back beyond the ...
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Believe It, Mammals (Lovitt). Review by Henry "Hank" McCoy.
BATS & MICE BELIEVE IT, MAMMALS Lovitt Ever listened to an album and really liked it and then realized that you can't remember a single melody or hook or lyric or anything from it? That's happened to me twice with Believe It, Mammals. We got jangle, we got loud, we got sad mumbles, we got cathartic ...
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Cephia's Treat Recordings Volume 2 (Cephia's Treat). Review by Stein Haukland.
... un-produced catalogue of mainly local acts spanning 1996 to present, with a couple of Texan punks added to balance things out. Kicking off with the Refused-histrionics of Salute The Curse's "Canaveral," Almost Invisible is so good that several of the following tracks are left bruised and bleeding by ...
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September 1999 :: Features :: Microchips Breaking Your Face (Christ-Meird)
... dog named Kimba. Once, he noted to me as he luxuriously rested his feet on Kimba's back that, if this dog ever wanted to, it wouldn't have even the slightest difficulty in ripping our faces off. And as Kimba sat there mechanically panting away and staring off at the wall like it was the most exciting ...
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Who would have thought that Man or Astroman? was in it for the long haul? Or ...
MAN OR ASTROMAN? A SPECTRUM OF INFINITE SCALE Touch and Go Who would have thought that Man or Astroman? was in it for the long haul? Or that nearly ten years after their first attempts at Earth colonization, not only would they be successful, but well-respected and viewed as benevolent masters. A Spectrum ...
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April 1998 :: Music S-T :: Luke Slater (Drew West)
... two months, but because of a work-related injury (you don't want to know, because it involves large areas of nasty burns), I wasn't able to write the review for last month. So it gave me an extra month to listen and really explore the sonic textures and rhythms presented on it. Luke is getting some ...
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Start Breaking My Heart (Domino). Review by Michel Murakami.
... , yes? MrMoustache1620: Making electronic music SuperVanityBrothers: true MrMoustache1620: You know anything else? SuperVanityBrothers: he moved to the hip city of london, of course. MrMoustache1620: They used to have castrati...back in the glory days of opera.. SuperVanityBrothers: rightt MrMoustache1620 ...
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March 2000 :: Live Ink :: Moby Dick (Leo Oiler)
... March, Lou Hilaire, Larue Jackson Theater Downtown, Orlando by Leo Oiler Call me impressed. Idealistic Ishmael (March), no longer satisfied with the abuse in the merchant marine service, signs up for 3 years before the whaling mast. Along with master harpooner QueeQueg (Jackson), he sets off with deranged ...
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Progressive House Elements (Neurodisc). Review by Bill Campbell.
ANDY HUGHES PROGRESSIVE HOUSE ELEMENTS Neurodisc Well, there's really not much to recommend here. As the title informs you, this is a progressive house mix CD (thankfully, just a single CD). And it is progressive with the obligatory tech touches. A former NASA electrical engineer, Andy Hughes mixes ...
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