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The Pieces (Benchmark). Review by Stein Haukland.
THE PIECES THE PIECES Benchmark My initial impression of the Pieces' self-titled debut was that it is just another band among the billions of power-poppers out there, with added weight on the "pop" part, playing through a fine if rather uncharacteristic set of songs. Silly me. The Pieces eventually ...
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April 1999 :: Live :: 7th Chakra - Pieces from the Vision Bell (Larry Anderson)
7th Chakra - Pieces from the Vision Bell presented by Cerulean Group at Performance Space Orlando 3.8.1999 by Larry Anderson A compact but enthusiastic audience filled one of Orlando's newest venues, greeting the new millennium in this performance of spoken word and movement. Jenna McCrae and Jason ...
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A door creaks, a shadow lurks in the dark, a scream is heard next door. All these circumstances sound familiar to you? Adam Rockoff examines all these scenarios in Going To Pieces. Kiran Aditham recommends you lock your doors and windows for this one...
GOING TO PIECES: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE SLASHER FILM BY ADAM ROCKOFF McFarland Publishers Despite their longtime notoriety and scrutiny from conservatives the world over, horror films have continually endured in multiple forms. While too vast to explain generally, their various offshoots allow ...
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Various Artists (Theologian). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
BITS & PIECES VARIOUS ARTISTS Theologian Just what the world needs, another "indie" punk collection that retails for spare change and is filled with artists most people with ears have never heard of. I wanted this to be so different, so not that, but Bits & Pieces failed me, except for Pennywise, who ...
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Learning to Accept Silence (Escape Artist). Review by Terry Eagan.
IN PIECES LEARNING TO ACCEPT SILENCE Escape Artist Hardcore is not a style of music readily accessible to outside listeners. Having taken the basic rock structure to bare basics -- a tightened the rhythm section, angular guitar riffs, and a vocalist that spews bile at a staccato rate -- there is little ...
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Carl F. Gauze spins his take on what five inventions would change our world.
FIVE EASY PIECES by Carl F. Gauze Inventions can be such a problem. They're handy, no question, but they clutter our lives and add to our credit card bill. You start depending on them, but they don't work quite as well as you hoped, and then the only thing to do is make ANOTHER invention to fix the ...
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To merely label Deep's Pieces of Nothing "death-thrash" would severely...
DEEP PIECES OF NOTHING Pavement To merely label Deep's Pieces of Nothing "death-thrash" would severely undercut its power: Not since Death's last two albums, Symbolic and The Sound of Perseverance, has American metal with death-overtones been so expressive and lyrical in its clarity. It's not surprising ...
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The Force That Holds Together a Heart Torn to Pieces (HowlingBull America). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
SPACEBOY THE FORCE THAT HOLDS TOGETHER A HEART TORN TO PIECES HowlingBull America The modern metal-core scene may have gotten altogether more technical thanks to The Dillinger Escape Plan, Botch, Converge, and a select few others, but Spaceboy seem bent on making it a helluva lot burlier. Like Killing ...
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Lou B's Wasted Pieces '87-'93 (Shrimper). Review by Stein Haukland.
SENTRIDOH LOU B'S WASTED PIECES '87-'93 Shrimper / Revolver Original Dinosaur Jr. member, Sebadoh front man and Folk Implosion explorer Lou Barlow has spent his share of time holed up in front of a four-track, recording snippets of sounds and the occasional complete song of lo-fi whimsy and barely ...
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3 Pieces for Violin (King Crab). Review by Stein Haukland.
WARREN ELLIS 3 PIECES FOR VIOLIN King Crab Warren Ellis is the violinist from Australia's Dirty Three, who have collaborated with a whole host of brilliant artists, including Low and Nick Cave. And if that hasn't been enough to convince you of their versatility, then this one should do the trick. Here ...
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