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Daniel Mitchell fights back the tears to speak with Rich from the now defunct, yet legendary Twelve Hour Turn.
TWELVE HOUR TURN by Daniel Mitchell I was saddened to discover that Twelve Hour Turn broke up this past summer; many of my favorite bands tend to break up way before their prime, and Twelve Hour Turn just kept getting better with each release, and they are no exception to said gripe. Outside of Florida ...
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May 2000 :: Music T-Z :: Twelve Hour Turn (Andrew Chadwick)
Twelve Hour Turn The Victory of Flight No Idea Honest emotion pervades every corner of this, never in an overbearing manner. Energy and fears and cares get pushed through noisy, dense guitars that swell and surge with the outpouring. Should it be any wonder then that it's all so audible and tangible ...
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Kill the Lights (What Else?). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
TURN PALE KILL THE LIGHTS What Else? O.K. goth types: put on your eyeliner, form your best pouty scowl and dress in your artiest black outfit, because Turn Pale is going to kick the crap out you! Hot diggity dog, these guys totally ignore the ridiculous music being released by Projekt Records and Cleopatra ...
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Bend Break Spill (No Idea). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
TWELVE HOUR TURN BEND BREAK SPILL No Idea Starting out with an emo-sounding mood, the band quickly shreds that image and moves into strong, harsh, and slightly sparse hardcore angst. Not like fast and raging, but dynamic, melodic, and overflowing with emotion. The strands of guitar sound curl like ...
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Blackadder, Bean...Bond? Rowan Atkinson tries his hand at the spy game, with mixed results. Our man in the Service, Steve Stav, examines Johnny English with a trained eye.
... side, English is on the case. He fumbles and bumbles his way through the pursuit, spending a great deal of time covering up his foibles. At every turn, the spy encounters the sexy and mysterious Lorna Campbell (pop star Natalie Imbruglia), who -- surprise, surprise, is an Interpol agent out to recover ...
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Fuck the System (Spitfire). Review by Stein Haukland.
... and aggression with which they go about business. You'd think the guys would've mellowed out a bit, but no. The Exploited have taken a full turn since their last few lackluster affairs, and Fuck the System proves there's still some anger and resentment in Wattie & Co after all. Perhaps a bit too much ...
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Land Air Sea (N.O.S. ). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... . Check out the gratuitous swearfest "N.F.A." C'mon, guess what the 'F' stands for. I'll give you a hint; it's neither 'French' nor 'Freedom.') Must… turn... this... off... now... before I lose any more respect for Pinkerton and the Blue Album. Please, Pat, we know you're capable of so much better than ...
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Split EP (Doghouse Records / Redemption Recording). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... bad has happened in their lives, but the two original songs they have here reek of sadness. "Coreopsis" has some really Cure-esque guitars that turn into distorted Jawbox-like buzzsaws in the chorus. The lead singer kind of sings/moans his lines through the verse. Upon arriving at the chorus, he really ...
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Live on Earth (InsideOut / SPV). Review by Stein Haukland.
... draining performances and a well-directed show. It's highly impressive stuff. That said, this isn't for everyone. The genre itself is enough to turn off most listeners, and Star One is so over the top you'd almost be forgiven for ignoring it on prejudices alone. Two CDs of symphonic, melodic speed metal ...
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Plague Soundscapes (Anti). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... parents with, forget Marilyn Manson or Slipknot; one spin of Plague Soundscapes will have pretty much everyone in your family screaming at you to turn it off. Nice job, hipsters. Anti Records: http://www.anti.com/ Daniel Mitchell
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