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MAYLAY SPARKS GRAYMATTER Rapster Copenhagen, Denmark is hardly a hotbed of rap music, but nobody told that to Maylay Sparks. The Philadelphian expatriate was left behind in Scandinavia following a leg injury at the monstrous Roskilde Festival and decided to stay put where his posse put him. There's ...
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Lil' Beethoven (Palm Pictures). Review by Carl F Gauze.
SPARKS LIL' BEETHOVEN Palm Pictures These guys continue to define cutting edge music, even when it sucks. Sparks is one of those second-tier bands that's been working since the mid '70s, has 20 or so albums under their belts, a few hits, but still very few know about Russ and Ron Mael. Maybe that's ...
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Make the Robot Cowboys Cry EP (Sub Pop). Review by Anton Wagner.
BEACHWOOD SPARKS MAKE THE ROBOT COWBOYS CRY EP Sub Pop If what I've been hearing about Beachwood Sparks weren't enough to get me to listen to this, the Jim Woodring artwork on the cover would have guaranteed it. What is within this EP is music that fits the title well, a set of mostly-melancholy, somewhat ...
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Once We Were Trees (Sub Pop). Review by Sean Slone.
BEACHWOOD SPARKS ONCE WE WERE TREES Sub Pop The VW van on the back cover and clever song titles like "Ballad of Never Rider" give you an idea of where Beachwood Sparks were coming from on their 2000 self-titled debut album. Combining the late '60s California country/rock sound of The Byrds, Flying ...
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Born Into Trouble as the Sparks Fly Upward (Constellation). Review by Stein Haukland.
THE SILVER MT. ZION MEMORIAL ORCHESTRA AND TRA-LA-LA BAND BORN INTO TROUBLE AS THE SPARKS FLY UPWARD Constellation The Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra is back with yet another erratic exercise in found sounds, controlled noise, and intricate composition, following their previous, equally beautifully ...
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Failures and Sparks (Galaxy Gramophone). Review by Aaron Shaul.
THE CHRYSLER FAILURES AND SPARKS Galaxy Gramophone It's the melodica that does it. That unmistakable sound can liven up even the weakest musical stew, which, thankfully, Failures and Sparks is not. Much more fractured and shambolic than the pristine and fluid melancholy of their Swedish countrymen ...
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Our man in Seattle, Marcel Feldmar, provides a rundown of the most amazing bands to play in his city in 2001.
... little cocktail darkness. Crooning beauty that swayed and left me floating for days. 11) November 21st: The Glands, Love As Laughter, and Beachwood Sparks at Graceland This may have been the last Love As Laughter show I'll ever see, and that made this performance both sad and exciting. Stuck between ...
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& (eggBERT). Review by Giorgio Portagrier.
... Nomi. The new release,&, allows Hoffman to flex his phonebook. Choosing to recruit friends ranging from the endlessly awe-inspiring Russell Mael (Sparks) to the ever-dreamy, acerbic ex-Bongwater actress, Ann Magnuson, Hoffman shows impeccable taste. & at its very worst is still a collection of some ...
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Insignificance (Drag City). Review by David Sussex.
... yet able to be read on an incredibly wide range of levels. While perhaps not the first musician to critique music and musicianship with music, be it Sparks or Van Dyke Parks, O'Rourke doesn't make much of an effort to conceal his points of reference. With Insignificance, O'Rourke's continues to provide ...
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The Soundtrack to the Film... (spinART). Review by Jason Plender.
... . Rebar's "The Burn That is On Me" is heavy and makes me woozy. They also close the album with a pretty nice rendition of "Legalize It." Beachwood Sparks' "This is What it Feels Like" is light and shimmering, in stark contrast to Songs:Ohia's "Hot Black Silk," obsessed and distressed. A great selection ...
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