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THE ORGAN GRAB THAT GUN Mint As a fan of The Smiths, the past few years have been very frustrating. I've had to endure the endless array of emo/hardcore bands who draw from the self-pity well of Morrissey to create music that's completely unlistenable, while the amazing musicality of the band is left ...
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If there was ever an unsung hero of modern music, it's the B3 organ. While te...
ORGAN-IZED AN ALL-STAR TRIBUTE TO THE HAMMOND B3 ORGAN High Street If there was ever an unsung hero of modern music, it's the B3 organ. While teenage boys dream of Les Pauls, Strats or that vintage P-Bass, it's rare to find someone that covets a B3 organ. Still, it's hard to find another instrument ...
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Prospect Park (Badman Recording Co.). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... set would translate into a studio album. Thankfully, he recognized that he and guitar alone weren't enough to sustain his songs. With help from the aforementioned bands, Hindle manages to make a decent Anglo-ized American indie pop album. "Come Down Slowly" is the perfect song for aimless driving. Guitar ...
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Kill The Moonlight (Merge). Review by Kiran Aditham.
SPOON KILL THE MOONLIGHT Merge Never to let a year slip by, Austin, Texas indie darlings Spoon quickly return with more lo-fi, syncopated rock for us to savor. Not fettered by trends in the industry, the band cater to straight-ahead, but adventurous noise. After the bubbling, ready-to-burst opener ...
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Band Red (SpinART). Review by Aaron Shaul.
KAITO BAND RED SpinART Kaito came a decade too late to make any sort of an impact. Aesthetically, they are Elastica. They've got the requisite two female guitarists/singers along with a guy or two in the back, holding up the rhythm. Did I mention that they dress in all black? Or that they play quirky ...
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September 1999 :: Adjective City :: The American Analog Set (Jason Plender)
The American Analog Set The Golden Band Emperor Jones/Trance Syndicate The American Analog Set repeat themselves without becoming boring. They soothe without becoming a musical tranquilizer. They evoke simple patterns out of their instruments, yet do so in a way that makes you wonder if it's really ...
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May 1999 :: Columns :: Deep Purple (Hal Horowitz)
... Tap . Don't tell Rhino though, because they understand that when dealing with Deep Purple, there is no such thing as too much. Hence this box. If the words "Deep Purple" elicit sniggling from the too-cool readers of Ink 19 , I dare you to find another band in the progressive heavy metal genre (a ...
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December 1999 :: Music C :: Cafe Bleu (Anton Wagner)
Cafe Bleu Various Artists City of Angels/Modern World "A Must for All Lovers of the Very Finest in Pop & Indie!" declares the writing on the inside spine. A bold statement, and would Cafe Bleu look foolish if they weren't able to deliver? Wouldn't we all be quite lucky if they were? This collection ...
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May 1999 :: Music A-B :: L. Arruga, D. Lombardo, & Friends (David Lee Beowulf)
L. Arruga, D. Lombardo, & Friends Vivaldi: The Meeting Thirsty Ear Now here's something I've been waiting an eternity for. Finally, a great metal musician proves to the world that metalheads can handle "real" music. You want to trick your snobby friends into listening to metal? (Probably not, why would ...
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June 1999 :: Music J-M :: Jega (Carl Glaser)
... to bring these un-conceived pairings to mind. Jega, aka Dylan Nathan, is a protégé of Mike Paradinas, and according to British Press is a pioneer of the aptly-titled "drill 'n' bass" scene. "Red Mullet" has a jazzy swing to it that belies the electronic analog sounds powering the song. The subsequent ...
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