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April 1998 :: Music U-Z :: Windy and Carl (Richard T. Thurston)
Windy and Carl Depths Kranky After releasing two albums and a slew of singles, regional space rock heroes Windy and Carl give us a new LP to choke back. Having championed Dearborn's ambient analogue school for some years now, on Depths, beatless soundscapes hurdle past the listener into a series of ...
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Concsiousness (Kranky). Review by Nirav Soni.
WINDY AND CARL CONCSIOUSNESS Kranky Sigh. I love Windy And Carl. For me, they epitomize the Kranky aesthetic and fall at the forefront of the post-Spacemen 3 snorcore drone movement. For about eight years now, Windy And Carl have quietly made beautiful and warm ambience with guitar, bass keyboards ...
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March 2000 :: Ink Spots :: Bo Diddley (Matt Thompson)
... ) in tiny McComb, Miss., on December 30, 1928, the young man who would become Bo Diddley moved with his family to Chicago in his early teens. The Windy City was a town full of blues and R&B at the time, with giants such as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and Elmore James cutting their classic sides at legendary ...
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December 1999 :: Music B :: Jessica Bailiff (Nirav Soni)
... and engineered by Alan Sparhawk of Low, drums on "Toska" by Mimi Parker, also of Low, and it's on Kranky, home to Labradford, Bowery Electric, Windy and Carl, Low, and many others. Are you beginning to see the picture form? Layers and layers of prettiness and heavenly vocals. Angels perched on old decrepit ...
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April 1998 :: Music S-T :: The Soytown, Maryland Flatulence Ensemble (Taylor Apeface)
... by a single pump organ. The tunes include Spinal Tap's "Break Like the Wind," Christopher Cross' "Ride Like the Wind," the Association's "Windy," and Elvis Costello's "Pump It Up." Alternative rockers will be interested, as the Big F's "Power Pig" is covered as well. Rolling Chuff apparently gave this ...
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October 1999 :: Music C-D :: Dance Hall Crashers (Jason Feifer)
... almost mechanical, lacking the inspiration or directive that makes the genre worth anything in the first place. Their hooks do stand out, making the windy songs somewhat tolerable, but with about 30 collective seconds throughout the entire album of a ska up-beat and a audibly lackluster job of painfully ...
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February 1998 :: Music A-B :: Carey Bell (Hal Horowitz)
... of his instrument as his apocryphal mentors were. Good Luck Man shows Carey Bell to be at least the instrumental equal of any of the rich legacy of windy city harp masters, and with this magnificent album, he can take his place in line with the best of the lot. Alligator Records, Box 60234, Chicago ...
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December 1998 :: Music L-O :: Lust (David Lee Beowulf)
... (“Coverup”), heartache (“Amphetamine Blue,” “Toxic Boy,” and “Never Look Back”), gold-digging (“Windy City”), and the ol’ rock and roll crash ‘n burn (“Local Hero”). “Panty Raid,” though, is a cry for sexual ...
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The Deftones have always been a perpetually marginal group, notable for littl...
... Abe Cunningham's unrelenting guidance. Moreno has evolved into one of alterna-metal's most emotional figures, allowing the shrill outbursts and windy, distorted scat of Mike Patton or Jon Davis to fall openly between the grandiose plunges of velvet fluidity of Greg Dulli or Dave Gahan. But the parallels ...
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Just the Right Sound: The Association Anthology (Rhino). Review by Hal Horowitz.
... and Papas, and Peter, Paul and Mary on the chirpy music meter. When the elements melded together as on their most popular songs like "Cherish," "Windy," and "Along Comes Mary" (amazingly their first single, and arguably best song), they truly found "just the right sound," as this double disc's title ...
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