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The Victory label is not generally known for power pop -- old-school hardcore is more its usual style. But at the recommendation of label mainstays Taking Back Sunday, Victory signed this young pop quartet and released what turned out to be one of the most exciting debut albums of 2002. Combining big, distorted guitars with Moog synthesizer, thickly layered harmonies, and insanely catchy melodies, Kill Your Television harks back to the sounds of the new wave 1970s while also drawing on the sonic power of late-'90s pop-punk. With an average track length of just over two and a half minutes, this album is, above all, a piece of disciplined pop art; these guys are not ashamed to sing love songs and are not above putting on a fake British accent every so often, and the melodies are so consistently solid that the occasional affectation is easily forgiven. In fact, it's almost impossible to single out any particular tracks as highlights -- from "Television" at the beginning to "Dedication" at the end, every one of them features punchy, economical verses and hook-laden choruses that will stick in your head for days. Those that stand out do so mainly by virtue of unusual lyrics (lines like "Feel as nervous as a Christian Scientist" or "I'm sick and tired of this alligator love trap," for instance). Very highly recommended. ~ Rick Anderson
2nd Rel;Form Long Island
Recording information: Sonora Studios, Los Angeles, CA (07/07/2002-07/21/2002).
Photographers: Kevin Scanlon; Mark Thomas "MTK" Kluepfel.
The Reunion Show: Mark Thomas (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Brian Diaz (vocals, bass); Derrick Sherman (guitar, background vocals); Skully (drums, percussion, background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Nick Raskulinecz.
Kill Your Television Music | List Price | $12.98 (You save $3.19) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Alternative CDs, Punk, Rock, Enhanced CD | | Label | Victory | | Orig Year | 2002 | | All Time Sales Rank | 152885  | | CD Universe Part number | 5273364 | | Catalog number | 184 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 22, 2002 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Nick Raskulinecz | | Engineer | Nick Raskulinecz | | Personnel | Skully - drums, percussion, background vocals Mark Thomas - vocals, guitar, keyboards Brian Diaz - vocals, bass Derrick Sherman - guitar, background vocals
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| | Trevor Hart Amantes CD (2005)
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$13.15 AMANTESWritten by the Australian composer, Trevor Hart, Amantes is a series of 4 interconnected jazz suites on the stages of loving. It was inspired by the words of Mary Woolstonecraft. "Life without love is a desert". This large work has been described by critics as a 'evocative', 'filmic', " a deep musical and emotional experience'. Each piece is like a painting in an exhibition whose grand theme is the folly of human emotions.The 4 suites are: 1. The Desert 2. Love Poems 3 Discordancia and 4. Songs of Experience. "I believe this is a universal human experience. I wanted to use the vast expanse of the Australian desert as a metaphor for life without love", says Trevor. In Amantes, Jazz is used as a language, a reference point from which the musicians could improvise.Recorded in an oak lined village hall and an old abandoned museum, Amantes was performed by a cast of stellar musicians: Trevor Hart on trumpet, James Ryan on saxes, virtuoso John Rodgers on violin and piano, Andrew Shaw on Double bass and drum maestro Grant Collins. TREVOR HARTTrevor is an Australian contemporary composer, trumpet player, and bandleader of the renowned Trevor Hart Quartet, the Trevor Hart Pocket Orchestra and Black Cat Circle. As a composer, Trevor is a creatively original auteur, who presents innovative ...
| | Taniq The Life & Times Of Love CD (2008)
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