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November 1999 :: Music E-K :: Flin Flon (Ian Koss)
Flin Flon Boo Boo Teenbeat A trio featuring Mark (Unrest) Robinson's gentle humor and guitar, Nattles' way-cool '80s bass and Matthew Datesman's driving drums, Flin Flon make songs that are simply layered but infinitely catchy. Listening to this time and again, I'm struck by how uninspired a lot of ...
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October 1999 :: Music E-G :: Endless (Nathan T. Birk)
... the following "A Weeping Mist Reveals," a torrent of doom flailingly scarred, Endless fully displaying its potential. If the seasick riffing of "The Unrest" isn't enough to shut the mouths of naysayers, Endless closes beauty on an aesthetically-positive/emotionally-depressing note with "Everlasting ...
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Various Artists (Wishing Tree). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
... Lounge, who start out the set with a drifting lullaby pop song, then a beautiful cover of The Marine Girls' "Love to Know" (also covered by Unrest) by The Aluminum Group. Death Cab gives us a nice "Tiny Telephone" version of "Lowell, MA," and a wonderful introduction for me to the pop song smoothness ...
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December 1997 :: Music G-K :: Intro to Airlift / June Panic (Chad Bidwell)
... as they get drunk for maybe the second time in their lives. And then the instrumentals floor you in a Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet covering Unrest way... come on, they even cover the Kinks. June Panic -- Are you kidding me? You're like some half-brained, half-assed, lo-fi terrorist trying to humiliate ...
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July 1999 :: Live Ink :: Sleater-Kinney (Frank Mullen)
... started the show off right -- they were loud, fast, and got the mosh pit stirred up. Flin Flon, a sparse and edgy trio fronted by Mark Robinson (ex-Unrest, Air Miami), continued in the same spirit. Energetic and stripped down, reminiscent of old Gang of Four or Wire, their sometimes quirky delivery ...
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September 1999 :: Music M-O :: Buford O'Sullivan (Julio Diaz)
... ' "Confucius." The title track comes closest to matching the Scofflaws sound, but its more upbeat sound is tempered by O'Sullivan's lyrical tale of unrest. "When My Heart Was New" offers some nice call and response, while "I Gotta Do It Someday" and "The Night Sky's Turning Blue" are dusky gems in rough ...
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Hydrofield Of Myth (High School Champion). Review by Daniel Gill.
... . The band now creates crystalline, jangly pop music like the kind the Teen Beat label has been churning out now for the better part of a decade... Unrest, True Love Always, and Aden immediately spring to mind, but also post-punk bands like Stiff Little Fingers or The Buzzcocks. There is nothing particularly ...
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September 1999 :: Features :: The Sky is Falling (in Places) (Charles DJ Deppner)
... effect, little things here and there that will perhaps snowball into major FUBAR's, and possibly, in overpopulated, economically weak areas, civil unrest when they have no water or power. Or entitlement checks and ATM's, to bring it closer to home. Yeah, it's all hype. Go ahead and book that plane ...
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Ivory is the color you hear. Eighties synth-pop mixed in little, bite-sized h...
... of guitar. Moving from sad and melodic to indie rock and faster. Vocals that mix with a sing shout and some back up chorus grooves against almost Unrest sounding guitar play. The pop shines, but the rock pulls through like that highway drive. Yeah, the rush of oncoming traffic, and sometimes the best ...
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Fairly well drawn indie rock that moves through the paces from upbeat to mid-...
... that moves through the paces from upbeat to mid-tempo to mellowed out pop. Indie pop rocks that snap and crackle in your mouth with some delightful Unrest like guitar movements. This trio, mixing female and male vocals against rough edged drums, makes me think of Velocity Girl at times, but then they ...
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