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March 1998 :: Music V-Z :: Voyager (Jason Straw)
Voyager Audio Blueprint On the morning of April 17, 1897, a large, silvery, cigar-shaped object floated in very slowly over the town, heading in a north-easterly direction, slowly settled to the Earth, and ahh, dropped one hell of a compilation. After you buy this double pack, you will know exactly ...
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Hello, Voyager (Constellation). Review by Jen Cray.
EVANGELISTA HELLO, VOYAGER Constellation Evangelista is the latest incarnation of one of the '90s most underrated artists, Carla Bozulich. In the early part of that long lost decade, she formed the industrial burlesque outfit Ethyl Meatplow. After releasing just one eponymous album, that band split ...
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May 2000 :: SXSW :: Rejection in Texas (Redd Klaats)
... of musical egos in a confined space be? Well, a little monkey that lives in basement bowling alley told us it was worth a chance. As the lyrics to one of our songs state, "We'll take chances, we'll tempt fate, we'll fearlessly collaborate. You work the pedals and I can steer, collaborating without fear ...
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The Attraction to All Things Uncertain (Six Degrees). Review by Gail Worley.
... have a field day when it comes to deciphering the plot, but suffice it to say that Elliot has an elliptical relationship with the world around him, one that Vrenna brings to tacit realization. With the understanding that Chris Vrenna operates in a creative domain where synthetic soundscapes are just ...
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The Name Rings a Bell That Drowns out Your Voice (In Music We Trust). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
... sound alike. Even the Lomo-made cover art on The Name That Rings a Bell That Drowns out Your Voice involves retreading familiar territory -- viz. Voyager One's release From the New Nation of Long Shadows, another epic-sounding title complete with Lomo artwork. But this subdued record, released in the ...
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Here's another Seattle band, young and fresh and taking the Seattle sound to ...
... and taking the Seattle sound to new places. It ain't the rock n' roll, and it ain't that Modest Mouse kinda twang. This fits in with bands like Voyager One, Kinski, and the Melody Unit. Strong and ethereal, droning and driving and drifting. Is it post-shoegaze? Is it post-anything? Or is this just another ...
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Airs Above Your Station (Sub Pop). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
... after their next full-length, they will have to create something more than this. Attending a few live gigs headlined by fellow Seattle band Voyager One might be a good place to start. Sub Pop Records: http://www.subpop.com/ Kinski: http://www.kinski.net/ Eric J. Iannelli
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Various Artists,In A Different Place: Atmosphere Inspired Songs From The NW,Reverb Records,Matthew Moyer
IN A DIFFERENT PLACE ATMOSPHERE INSPIRED SONGS FROM THE NW Reverb One of the more depressing aspects of the media-driven grunge “explosion” of the early nineties was the promising musical movements that it ended up steamrolling right over. Second-wave American death metal and dream pop were just struggling ...
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