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Give Up (Sub Pop). Review by Carl Glaser.
THE POSTAL SERVICE GIVE UP Sub Pop I'm having a problem with Give Up. In fact, I may just follow that advice -- abandon my efforts at resisting this mumbled concoction of insinuating melodies and mostly electronic instrumentation, and simply embrace it for what it is. It's just that music like this ...
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In the spirit of April Fool's Day, Features Editor James Mann would like to tickle your funny bone with such obvious spoofs as those shown below. It's all a joke, right?
IT'S APRIL, FOOL! INTERESTING TIDBITS YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED... by James Mann No longer are you forced to get your news from the morning paper. Nope, judicious use of your "mouse finger" rewards the avid news hound with a wealth of lesser-known information, such as: Army Secretary Thomas White, currently ...
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Oregon's Stars of Track & Field are about to release their Wind Up Records debut that couples sonic ambience with larger than life melodies. Jen Cray had a chance to speak with drummer Dan Orvik while the band was en route to Seattle for a gig.
... are about to release their Wind Up Records debut that couples sonic ambience with larger than life melodies. Having already completed a tour with the man who played emo before there was such a thing- Jeremy Enigk- they're about to go out again with Twilight Singers, whose lineup includes Afghan Whigs ...
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February 1999 :: Music F-I :: Hefner (Kurt Channing)
... Darren Hayman could certainly live up to that comment. And just as Dutch and New Zealand pop genres have developed a very distinct sound, so have the Scots, and Hefner's sound falls squarely in that bracket. Actually, I'm not sure if Hefner is Scottish or not, but they sure sound it. Songwriter and ...
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May 1998 :: Print :: Punk List Zine (Brian Kruger)
... #3 This little odd-sized (10'' x 7") zine is really neat. Not at all your typical punk rock zine, despite it's title. Contributors are all members of the cyber-community known as the Punk List, an E-mail list whose members shoot the shit about life in general as well as punk rock. Contains several autobiographical ...
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by Rob Walsh,19 Albums I Wish I Had Reviewed in 2004 … in alphabetical order,,,by Rob Walsh
... (BY ALBUM TITLE) by Rob Walsh A lot of good music was released this past year. This is a cursory (and hopefully somewhat exegetic) recount of some of the brighter moments from the last twelve months. I guess you could consider what follows a "best of" list. Ever since I took over editorial duties here ...
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Rob Levy,Best Rleases of 2004 Offer Hope That Things Are Getting Better,Top 19 of 2004,,Rob Levy
HOPE THAT THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER THE TOP 19 OF 2004 by Rob Levy Trying to compile a 'year-end best of list' is like writing your first novel or cramming for finals. There are revisions, additions, subtractions to contend with, as well as loads of emotional attachments to sort out. In the end, your ...
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Open Season: Remixes and Collabs (Cherrytree). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... has a gorgeous voice, but at this point in her career, with only a thin catalogue of recorded work, a compilation album feels quite premature. Of the various forms of B-side material that compose this album, remixes unfortunately dominate the track listing. As usual, many of these versions play out ...
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Athens, GA indie rockers Now Its Overhead now call two members of Orlando's Summerbirds In The Cellar bandmates. Their recent homecoming show, with Summerbirds opening up, was an event Jen Cray could not miss.
NOW IT'S OVERHEAD WITH SUMMERBIRDS IN THE CELLAR AND THE HEATHENS The Backbooth, Orlando, FL Aug. 5, 2006 by Jen Cray Opening for Athens, GA indie rockers Now It's Overhead three years ago proved to be a fortuitous night for Orlando favorites Summerbirds In The Cellar. Not only did they find a producer ...
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Stay in the Shade EP (Hidden Agenda). Review by Aaron Shaul.
JOSE GONZALEZ STAY IN THE SHADE EP Hidden Agenda When did folk covers of electro-pop hits become the norm? Starting with Iron & Wine's version of Postal Service's "Such Great Heights," the movement has been carried by Swedish troubadour Jose Gonzalez, with his interpretation of Knife's "Heartbeats ...
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