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Hitting off in fine power trio style, the Milwaukees move between pop and roc...
THE MILWAUKEES MISSILE COMMAND Childlike Hitting off in fine power trio style, the Milwaukees move between pop and rock with strong harmonies that slide over guitar feedback and solid beats. Closer to alternative style sounds, like the Foo Fighters, perhaps, but smoother. Not the same rough edges. ...
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The Remixes (Carpark). Review by Christopher R. Weingarten.
MARUMARI THE REMIXES Carpark Marumari is obsessed with the same erratic ambience, gorgeous swells, and space-noisefuckery that torments the brain stems of groups like Aphex Twin and Boards Of Canada. But the laptop architect, born Josh Presseisen, injects 'em with funky, accessible, downtempo grooves ...
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Various Artists (Compadre). Review by Carl F. Gauze.
... "Juke Joint Jumpin'." Sounds just like old Hank, if you recorded him digitally instead of on cheap-ass acetate. Plus, he yodels. You'll love it. For the next round, visit "Una Mas Cervesa" by Tommy Alverson. Despite it's drift toward a Jimmy Buffet rhythm, the bad Spanish lesson and heartbreak of hangover ...
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Temper Temper,Temper Temper,Revelation,Addam Donnelly
... use of synths, distorted dance melodies draped over angular guitar rock and an obvious head nod to Public Image Ltd, it would seem easy to group Milwaukee's Temper Temper with the rest of this current dance rock revival movement. But there's something a little weirder going on here, maybe a bit darker ...
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Goran,Any Day Now,Red Submarine,Andrew Ellis
GORAN ANY DAY NOW Red Submarine Any Day Now emphatically confirms that former Gufs frontman Goran Kralj is one of the most talented pop-rock songwriters around. The Gufs were one of Milwaukee's most successful bands, reaching national acclaim with the release of their self-titled album on Atlantic ...
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December 1997 :: Music G-K :: Highball Holiday (Julio Diaz)
Highball Holiday Highball Holiday Moon Ska/Ska Satellite Based on their stunning contributions to the recent compilations Skarmageddon 3 and Girls Go Ska, I had extremely high hopes for the debut album from Milwaukee's Highball Holiday. The two tracks, "Poetry in Motion" and "Why?," respectively, are ...
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Akanthena (Sassy Boy). Review by Linda Tate.
ANUSHKA POP AKANTHENA Sassy Boy Formed in 2000 in Cambridge, MA, the 3 piece Anushka Pop has mastered the formula for simple and straight-forward power-pop. Each track off their sophomore offering, Akathena is uptempo and infectious. To me, it's reminiscent of '70s Cheap Trick, a touch of Weezer with ...
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Family Tradition (Organized Crime). Review by Jen Cray.
SHIT OUTTA LUCK FAMILY TRADITION Organized Crime Milwaukee's answer to Motorhead, Shit Outta Luck has played strip clubs, pig roasts, and opening spots for Valient Thorr and Agnostic Front. It's good to be versatile! In celebration of dirty, sweaty, naked rock 'n' roll, a band like Shit Outta Luck ...
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