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March 1998 :: Music T-Z :: Tortoise (Chad Bidwell)
Tortoise TNT Thrill Jockey During the 2 years since the release of Millions Now Living Will Never Die, Tortoise has spent nearly a year writing, recording, and mixing their follow up. Expectations are high. Millions unexpectedly caught some attention (over 70,000 sold?) and changed the way some people ...
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Tortoise, with Autechre, Russell Haswell, Nobakazu Takemura, Prefuse 73, and DJ Rob Hall at The Club at Firestone in Orlando, FL on May 22, 2001. Concert review by Nirav Soni. Photos by Natalie Arroyo.
TORTOISE with Autechre, Russell Haswell, Nobakazu Takemura, Prefuse 73, and DJ Rob Hall The Club at Firestone, Orlando, FL May 22, 2001 by Nirav Soni Natalie Arroyo L-R: Prefuse 73, DJ Rob Hall What a night! May 22 saw a cataclysmic shakedown at Firestone. A group of the bigger names in electronic ...
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July 1999 :: Music T-Z :: Tortoise and The Ex (Carl Glaser)
Tortoise and The Ex In The Fishtank Konkurrent This is very interesting, a compressed studio session between two of today's most brow-furrowing ensembles. Konkurrent Independent Music, in true Dutch fashion, sponsors bands to spend two days to record an EP's worth of music. The results of Tortoise ...
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May 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Tortoise (Chad Bidwell, with the kind help of Tom Baxter)
... more than a simple "Yes/no" answer. More often than not, this is how my interviews turn out, so after a recent experience with John McEntire of Tortoise, I decided to analyze each question to discover just what it was I was doing wrong. I made several mistakes with this interview and have numbered and ...
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June 1998 :: Live Ink :: Tortoise (Eileen M. Cannaday)
Tortoise with Oval Sapphire Supper Club, Orlando 4.14.98 by Eileen M. Cannaday Everyone but myself seems to have their knickers in a massive twist over Tortoise. Yes, it's good stuff, it also fails to blow me away. The recent live show at the Sapphire was indeed impressive, save for the utter lack ...
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The Tortoise and the Hare (Cool Hunter / Ryko). Review by Bill Campbell.
JAZZYFATNASTEES THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE Cool Hunter / Ryko In the entertainment field, once something is proven successful, it is quickly emulated and mass-produced with stunning rapidity and frequency. Yet, it has taken the American R&B world some three years to emulate the Les Nubians (basically ...
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Don't call them math-rock, and don't compare them to Slint, because you won't be doing justice to the lush and understated beauty of the Mercury Program. Nirav Soni chairs a roundtable discussion with all four members of the atmospheric and critically acclaimed Gainesville quartet.
THE MERCURY PROGRAM by Nirav Soni "It's like driving on the yellow brick road..." Andrew Chadwick The Mercury Program released their first 7" on Boxcar in 1998, but these four musicians have a longer history than that. Working together in bands like Yusef's Well and Darkhalf, Tom Reno, Dave Lebleu ...
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Daneil Gill corresponds with Clark Rehberg of Michigan-based post-rock collective Kiln to discuss the band's recording philosophies, heaenly bodies, and the 700-lb. gorilla of experimental rock, Radiohead's Kid A.
KILN by Daniel Gill In the so-called genre of "post-rock," which dominated the independent music scene of the late '90s and on into the new millennium, there are few bands as forward-thinking or as pleasant to listen to as Royal Oaks, MI trio Kiln (in the past they were Waterwheel, and later Fibreforms ...
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Start Breaking My Heart (Domino). Review by Michel Murakami.
... . MrMoustache1620: Wait! MrMoustache1620: You forgot the ever-present element of Fusion Jazz and the resurgence of it through the first couple of Tortoise records, etc.. SuperVanityBrothers: no, that occurred to me. SuperVanityBrothers: it brings us appropriately to the next track. MrMoustache1620: ...
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Red Cities (Atavistic). Review by John Whiteman.
... Chris Brokaw has been around and doing his thing for a long time now in his much-lauded band, Come, and in Pullman, with a member or two of Tortoise. There's no question about validity, it would be unfair to insult him for biting at the ankles of post-rock paragons. I'm sorry to use the term, for all ...
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