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Revisited (Pnuma). Review by Gail Worley.
... B-sides, non-album singles and alternate mixes. For fans of the late '70s post punk avante garde (think Gary Numan) and the more mainstream '80s dance pop like Human League, this is quite the gem of an album. Hailed at the time of its original release by Rolling Stone writer David Fricke as "combining ...
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Marshall Presnell is transported back to an age of sugary plastic heat when thumbing through this new retrospective of postwar animation and cartooning.
CARTOON MODERN: STYLE AND DESIGN IN FIFTIES ANIMATION BY AMID AMIDI Chronicle Books The Atom Age... the Jet Age... almost the Space Age, but the 1950s were not the Information Age. Computers churned out data. Cartooning was done by hand. Texture, weight of color and line were entirely handbuilt. There ...
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The Cure perform their three darkest albums for the people of Germany on this 2 DVD set, and longtime fan Daniel Mitchell gives us perspective.
... a pretty strong attention span to sit through, so I'm guessing that more novice fans will skip to the rockers like "Disintegration" and "Last Dance." In terms of mood, though, the set of Disintegration songs really take the cake. It's evident on all of the band members' faces that these songs are truly ...
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The Drunken Dance of Modern Man in Love (Cutthroat Pop Records/In Music We Trust). Review by Tim Wardyn.
CHRIS ROBLEY THE DRUNKEN DANCE OF MODERN MAN IN LOVE Cutthroat Pop Records/In Music We Trust Chris Robley is a wonder all his own. His second album, The Drunken Dance of Modern Man in Love is a smorgasbord of music crushed into one 40-minute offering. It’s like going to a buffet and acting like Marlon ...
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Modern Worship Featuring Matt Redman, Tim Hughes, Paul Oakley, and Neil Wilson (Sparrow). Review by Lee Ann Leach.
ALL AROUND THE WORLD MODERN WORSHIP FEATURING MATT REDMAN, TIM HUGHES, PAUL OAKLEY, AND NEIL WILSON Sparrow If there was ever a Fab Four of Christian praise and worship music, then the British Isles have, once again, given the world just this in Matt Redman, Tim Hughes, Paul Oakley, and Neil Wilson ...
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More and more, rock bands are adding DJs to their arsenal of musicians, using cuts, scratches, and samples to fill out their sound. Christopher R. Weingarten talked with one of the first rock DJs, DJ DNA of Urban Dance Squad, and one of today's young guns, DJ Kilmore of Incubus, to explore the roots of the phenomenon.
THE DJS OF URBAN DANCE SQUAD AND INCUBUS 'WAX' ON ROCK TURNTABLISM AND THE CULTURE OF CUT DJ DNA VS. DJ KILMORE by Christopher R. Weingarten Anyone remotely in tune to the basic mechanisms of pop culture phenomena is slowly witnessing one of the most uncalculated and natural shifts in contemporary ...
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February 1999 :: Music A-B :: The Agents (Julio Diaz)
... . The Agents just might change all that; at the least, their debut album, For All the Massive, is a good start. They exhibit a strong horn-driven modern ska sound with surf, reggae, and swing influences that combine to make for a record that sounds fresh and original and familiar all at the same time ...
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This song is sort of a modern day version of Ace of Base's "The Sign." Judgin...
LYPID THE SIGN'S ALIVE Statra This song is sort of a modern day version of Ace of Base's "The Sign." Judging from the acid imagery involved in this CD ("It dropped on your tongue and slipped on your mind"), Lypid would probably say something like "I saw the sign and it opened up my THIRD eye." According ...
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indie,rock singer/songwriter,post-modern,emo,The One AM Radio,A Name Writ in Water,Level Plane,Aaron Shaul
THE ONE AM RADIO A NAME WRIT IN WATER Level Plane The One AM Radio is the latest in the badly drawn lineage of post-modern singer/songwriter folk; where you’re just as likely to hear gentle finger-picking and downbeat strums as you are raindrop electronics and bedroom orchestras. This type of music ...
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concept album,Canada,indie,modern rock,The Dears,Protest,Ace Fu,Aaron Shaul
... tracks as well as the 11 minute lyric-less "remix" of "Protest (Parallel)." If this is protest music, The Dears "enemy" is too easily subdued by dance music and in vogue influences to be much of a threat. The band should learn that there are things in the world worth fighting against, and bland music ...
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