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By borrowing the formula from bands like Olivia Tremor Control and the Beta B...
THE MELODY UNIT ODDS AGAINST TOMORROW The Melody Unit Publishing By borrowing the formula from bands like Olivia Tremor Control and the Beta Band, the Melody Unit offers a mixture of diluted pop and watery music experimentation with the reverb kicked up on high. While it wavers between pretentious ...
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December 1999 :: Music L-Me :: The Melody Unit (Marcel Feldmar)
The Melody Unit Odds Against Tomorrow 101 The second release from this Seattle band in too many years finds them as strong as ever. Lush rolling soundscapes, tropical and dense layers, curves and sonic sighs. This music might have been pushed into some alterna-genre such as shoegazing, but it shouldn ...
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Choose Your Own Adventure (Hidden Agenda / Parasol). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
THE MELODY UNIT CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE Hidden Agenda / Parasol I wrote The Melody Unit's bio for All Music Guide about two years back, and to be quite honest, I was worried about the group's staying power. Making a case for the ephemeral is never fun. Now my delight comes not only from knowing that ...
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Wheat, with Carissa's Weird and Melody Unit, at the Sit & Spin in Seattle, WA, on September 12, 2000. Concert review by Marcel Feldmar.
WHEAT WITH CARISSA'S WEIRD AND MELODY UNIT The Sit & Spin, Seattle, WA September 12, 2000 by Marcel Feldmar The night was like a strange ride from outer space straight through your heart and into just alive and flying. While the headliners were the Boston-based Wheat, it seemed that the majority of ...
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Volume Five (Parasol). Review by Troy Jewell.
PARASOL'S SWEET SIXTEEN VOLUME FIVE Parasol The fifth incarnation of Parasol's popular compilation series reads like a Swedish best-of album. Some fantastic tracks appear, including Sukilove's "Talking in the Dark," Sweden's answer to Elliot Smith, Lasse Lindh's "The Stuff" and Martin Permer's "Popgirl ...
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April 1998 :: Gear :: QY70 (Edward Tywoniak)
... ! It's like there's some law of inverse proportion that states as things get smaller, they naturally become more powerful. Such is certainly the case with the diminutive yet deceptively powerful Yamaha QY70 general MIDI music sequencer. Small enough to fit in your hand and weighing in at slightly over ...
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February 1999 :: Ink Spots :: The New Wave of European Heavy Metal (Bryan Reesman)
THE NEW WAVE OF EUROPEAN HEAVY METAL by Bryan Reesman Since the ascension of grunge and indie rock, heavy metal has become less hip to the musical masses -- at least in the United States, where pop culture tastes are as fickle as fashion trends. But during the past decade, the popularity of metal has ...
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December 1997 :: Live :: 4 on the Floor (Gail Worley)
4 on the Floor with Jon Cougar Concentration Camp, Pinhead Circus, Brand New Unit, and Pezz Coney Island High, NYC 11.3.97 by Gail Worley Me and my partner in rock, David Lee Beowülf, are always up for a night of skull crushing punk rock, and this bill was, I think, about as punk as you can get. David ...
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Here's another Seattle band, young and fresh and taking the Seattle sound to ...
THE DROP THE NEW HORROR GUIDELINES Loveless Here's another Seattle band, young and fresh and taking the Seattle sound to new places. It ain't the rock n' roll, and it ain't that Modest Mouse kinda twang. This fits in with bands like Voyager One, Kinski, and the Melody Unit. Strong and ethereal, droning ...
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March 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Janus Stark (Gail Worley)
by Gail Worley You can't make stuff like this up. A British band spend close to ten years together as the English Dogs, a spikey-haired, loyal-to-the-first-wave Punk unit, enjoying a prolific career abroad without any crossover success in the States. Suddenly, they feel the urge to grow, to expand ...
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