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Alive to Every Smile (Sub Pop). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
TREMBLING BLUE STARS ALIVE TO EVERY SMILE Sub Pop It's inevitable, I guess. Come up with one good idea and you're pigeonholed for life. Take Trembling Blue Stars frontman Bob Wratten, for instance. He's forever expected to continue the styles he pioneered in the now-defunct UK indie group Field Mice ...
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Ah, the pressures of being an in-demand writer. Matt Cibula had many Web sites beating down hs door for his year-end picks, but only Ink 19 was willing to go the extra mile to get the next 19 records on his list...
... a hilarious record that manages to out-Dio Dio himself. Plus, you can learn about "inward singing," sure to be the latest trend. 10) Hobart Smith, Blue Ridge Legacy (Rounder) Wow. Smith was a country/folk multi-instrumentalist (banjo, fiddle, guitar, piano) and singer who could really cook and had ...
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Don't Breathe a Word (Atlantic). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
... is originally from California, he now lives in Chicago where he's a quasi-celebrity at local bars and gig clubs. For fans of Rufus Wainright and Trembling Blue Stars, this is a surefire must have. It's the sensitive guy revolution -- it's about time. Atlantic Records: http://www.atlantic.com Kevin Tihista ...
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Aliens and Strangers (Self-Released). Review by Kyrby Raine.
... are a tad more on the indie pop side than electronica. To educated ears, they are reminiscent of groups such as the Postal Service, Finechina and Trembling Blue Stars. The main difference is Melissa Lancaster, the duo's female lead. She has a soft, inviting voice as tasty as ripe strawberries. On "Entropy ...
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Surrogate Emotions of the Silver Screen (New Granada). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... fragile beauty and insular world-shaping. My Bloody Valentine, drowning under pure rivers of sound. Early New Order at their most gentle. Mojave 3, Trembling Blue Stars, Damon and Naomi, Slowdive, Mazzy Star, even some of the earthiness of Faith and Disease or Dead Can Dance. Stately fragility. The ...
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Goodbye, Farewell (Socyermom Records). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... , and oh, those innocent voices. Indebted to Neu, the Velvet Underground that performed "Ocean," Go Betweens, the Midnight Cowboy soundtrack, and Trembling Blue Stars. Sometimes they play, sometimes they charm, sometimes they weep, sometimes they pose, sometimes they rush forward bravely, sometimes they ...
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longplay 2 (Warm). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... pluck another note, just in case the languid mood dare be broken. No! "Something Told Us" starts off creeping and delicate, like something off the Trembling Blue Stars' first album, where the sun threatens to break through a thin layer of early morning cloud at any second, where, y'know, connection ...
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