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| Static Multimedia |
 Ah Detroit... The very name conjures up images of the MC5, Iggy Pop, big wheels, even bigger hair, and rioting. Let's introduce Slumber Party then, four albums in and their mojo is getting stronger. No longer riding in the exhaust fumes of Jack and Meg White, Slumber Party now spearhead the Detroit renaissance. Influenced by The Velvet Underground, Joy Division, David Bowie, Sonic Youth, The Doors even, but also tuned into the contemporary electronica scene like Ladytron, Freezepop and Adult....full text |
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| PitchFork |
| "It's time to forget all you've heard," Slumber Party's Aliccia Berg declares on her band's fourth album, which will come as good news to those of us who've felt her group has always been a little too much slumber and not enough party. Up till now, Slumber Party's revolving-door roster-- with Berg being the lone constant-- has enlisted pretty much every female in the Detroit area who's ever owned a Spacemen 3 album (a demographic that amounts to about 10 people). But for Musik, Berg revitalizes her band's usual stoned-out strumming with a space-age bachelorette pad makeover that serves to blur the line between the narcotic and robotic....full text |
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| Popmatters |
| There are, PG Wodehouse once said, only two ways of reviewing a record. This is one of the second kind: where we resist the temptation to describe every song in every last little detail, but instead present some sort of cack-handed impressionist overview of the whole....full text |
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