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Can Our Love… (Beggars Banquet). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
TINDERSTICKS CAN OUR LOVE… BEGGARS BANQUET "…groove any further?," The Tindersticks ask. Or, should I recast, can it commence? Yes, it can. Truth be sadly told, this is my first introduction to The Tindersticks. Yeah, I know: Being a big fan of Nick Cave, I've often heard The 'Sticks' name mentioned ...
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Trouble Every Day (Beggars Banquet). Review by Stein Haukland.
TINDERSTICKS TROUBLE EVERY DAY Beggars Banquet Tindersticks is easily one of the finest, most idiosyncratic bands out there today, with a sound that takes in everything from psychedelic, pastoral folk to urban soul and everything in-between. Their previous regular release, Can Our Love..., easily made ...
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February 1998 :: Music E-G :: Glitterbox (Rick Pawelczyk)
... you love the British invasion or not (I'm talkin' late '90s not late '60s) you should be able to differentiate between the good (Blur), the bad (Tindersticks), and the ugly (...Oasis!). In this case, Glitterbox comes off as too smarmy, too clever, too... British. Oh, they may try to seem worldly with ...
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Damaged Goods (Blue Line Recordings). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
... GOODS Blue Line Recordings My heart breaks every time I hear this album. Maybe slightly too melodramatic for some (think Williard Grant Conspiracy, Tindersticks, Bad Seeds ballads...), this band hits me hard. Moving and emotional and heartfelt angstful Americana tied more to bars and broken cigarettes ...
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March 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Thanatos (Dave Aftandilian)
An Interview with Padraic Ogl by Dave Aftandilian With all the hoo-ha over whether Andrew Eldritch (Sisters of Mercy overlord/guru) has "sold out" because he has bleached his hair blonde, refuses to dress all in black, and hates what he calls "g*th," it's truly refreshing to listen to Thanatos's new ...
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Vingt a Trente Mille Jours (Labels/Virgin France). Review by Terry Eagan.
... drums is pure bubblegum heaven. Undeniably, this is an unexpected treat sure to apply to any music fan with a love for indie, pop, the music of the Tindersticks, or sixties bubblegum music. More than the sum of those disparate references, this album will not leave your player for days, if ever. Don ...
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White Night, Floating Anchor (Emperor Jones). Review by Stein Haukland.
... turns while all the same defining a sound of their own. "Valuable Duck Floats Through the Lily Pond" may bring to mind a circus-folk version of Tindersticks, while "Bubbling Cactus Water" is a great instrumental slab of folk noir, but it all seems to hang together and to rise from the same basic idea ...
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Arde (Sub Pop). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
... the vocals hit, they almost melt you. Slow soft crooning, aching lyrics that move through Spanish and English, bringing to mind Leonard Cohen, The Tindersticks, and Spain. It brings a tear to your eye, but a smile to your heart. Sub Pop, PO Box 20645, Seattle, WA 98102; http://www.subpop.com Marcel ...
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The Dirt Tier (Luckyhorse). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... make the vocals/lyrics that much more palatable, only more familiar, less scary and as a result, much more enjoyable. Backing Calvert's Waits-meets-Tindersticks' Stuart Staples sulfuric gargle is some exquisitely lovely, Southern gothic ambience not unlike the tropical turn The Black Heart Procession ...
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Revolution (Self-released). Review by Kyrby Raine.
... pop into art. Beginning with "Far Away," you'll see the genius of Hollingsworth's artistry. Powered by his deep, detached voice, "Far Away" is what Tindersticks would've been like if they aimed for the dance floor and not the pubs. The music avoids the usual disco pulse of club music with its unusual ...
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