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 Where the bloody hell did the M’s come from? Written evidence suggests that the band surfaced on the icy shores of the third coast, but if this aural deposition has anything to say about origins, the group commuted to their practice space on some kind of futuristic, cyborg glitter-dragon, singer Josh Chicoine belting forth sans-abandon with vocals absurdly indebted to the swagger of a post-electric Marc Bolan, over beds of trebled distortion, well placed feedback squeals, and the tendency toward funk, the second track, “Shawna Dupree” serving up the best white boy Prince knockoff this side of Beck’s Midnite Vultures, and perhaps Spoon’s bizarrely wonderful stab at the genre, “I Turn My Camera On,” from last year’s Gimme Fiction....full text |
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| CokeMachineGlow |
| We here at CMG Labs have been working on a groundbreaking study of pop music in the last few months (face it, it's the only thing worth doing till the good records start rolling in again). While some of the physics/math/witch-doctory involved is, understandably, of a questionable scientific nature, we're pleased with our results. The general formula devised is as follows:...full text |
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| TinyMixTapes |
| Five years ago, I would've been all over this contextual Chicago troop, proclaiming them the true saviours of rock. But, since we live in these sceptical post-Strokes times, all bands that skate under the banner of retro are, at least critically, put under tight scrutiny....full text |
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