When asked during a recent radio interview about his most anticipated albums of 2010, a traditionally tight-lipped Red Wizard all but ruled out a Balearic repeat. That was, however, at least a month before Delorean’s Subiza started making mid-March feel a lot like mid-July, giving us all a glimpse of what a glorious summer may soon be upon us. View Full Article »
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Imagine yourself in a grimy rock club, surrounded by tight t-shirts, inexplicable sunglasses and scarves, the flaccid smell of skinny people’s BO wafting by your congested nose. The band has come on stage, looking like what you imagine The Velvet Underground to look like. They sound like Velvet Underground too, or what you’d imagine them to sound like since you’ve never actually listened to them but always list them in your top bands of all time. View Full Article »
A quote posted on the Woodsist website promoting Woods’ upcoming album At Echo Lake describes the band’s new album as “perpetually out of time, committed to songsmanship in an age of noise, drone and improvisation.” While Songs of Shame (PF 8.3/MC 79), released just under a year ago, already marked somewhat of a transition away from a more freelance, noise-based approach to a more refined sound, At Echo Lake continues the trend. View Full Article »
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