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Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007. Kinda Kinks Review
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For all the multi-cultural hippie freedom Sly and the Family Stone stood for in their pre-RIOT glory days, frontman Sly ...
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| | Cum Laude The Anomaly The Poetic Variations CD (2006)
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Welcome to all the open minded listeners to Poetic Variations. Hip Hop is the voice that speaks with the breath of past revolutionaries. I choose to put messages in my music dealing with racism, eating disorders, the environment, ballet and my feelings on gangsta rap. Artists aren't responsible for the way the world flows but we are responsible for shaping it. Cum Laude is latin for with honors and Anomaly means ...
| | Mams Wam Bam! CD (2007)
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The Mams'That's genius! All of it. I smiled so big my ears cracked. Superb, up, pop, aceness... It doesn't sound like it comes from this, or most other eras... They take all these bits and pieces of music's uncool past and put it together in such a jolly fashion. Irresistible. Absolutely irresistible. Everything about it is ACE!!...'Adam Walton, BBC Radio WalesThe CD was produced by Charlie Francis who has worked with REM, Robyn Hitchcock, High Llamas. However, Wam Bam! sounds like none of these!The Mams write noisy danceable pop songs about carousing, heartbreak, flirting and mortality. When Jon 'Earl' Grey and A.T. Sharpe made up early in 2006 after falling out years ago they found they had a few things in common. John Peel had played their records in the past and they still had their own hair and teeth. They were both studied commitment phobes who also liked a pint and a fib (tho' the bit about Peel is true). More importantly, they still had an enduring passion for accessible gonzo pop music. Untethered by careers, children or wives, or indeed any responsibilities whatsover they set about writing a soundtrack to their hedonistic and shallow lives. Less than 7 months later their debut album, 'Wam Bam!' was recorded. Recorded in just 17 days it's a 'glorious row' packed with poignancy, joy, handclaps, energy and trumpets. A computer generated party album with a built-in comedown also featuring ...
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"Three a.m., a boy sits outside his house/Lonely with his guitar." If ever an opening couplet (from the first single "Let Your Spirit Soar") could capture the self-aggrandizing essence of emo, that would be it. The debut full-length by The Morning Of is a peculiar blend of indie rock angst and spiritual uplift, as ...
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| | Sexton Blake Plays The Hits CD (2007)
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If this album art doesn't bring back fond memories of a time when neon pink and Ray-Bans were the in style, you may be too young to be interested by the retro aspect of Plays the Hits, but if you had an affinity for listening to FM radio on your boom box as a kid and want to stay relevant with the newfangled music of today, this might be right up your alley. Imagine an '80s K-Tel compilation album performed by Pinback or Yo La Tengo -- the disc is a bit like that, and is surprisingly entertaining. Sexton Blake covers pop classics like Kim Carnes'"Betty Davis Eyes" and strips them down to minimal compositions of Casio beats, cheap guitars, Fender Rhodes, and dreamy vocals. In Josh Hodges' reconstruction, he masterfully breathes new life into songs that were destroyed over time by excessive radio play. The Moog Cookbook had a similar concept, but it relied on a camp factor to succeed by using synths and vocoders. Hodges manages to sound sincere and sentimental throughout, even when he whispers lyrics by Paula Abdul or LL Cool J. Other alternative songwriters (Ben Folds for instance) have covered rap songs before, but it's rarely been tackled without a comedic flair; here he sounds as melancholy as Elliott Smith when he sighs and sings "I Need Love." Once it's stripped of its dated, gated drums and cheesy keys, even a trite song like Milli Vanilli's "Girl You Know It's True" is revised to be a shoegazer's paradise with guitar drones and lush, airy vocals. Some choices, like Elton John's "Daniel" or ELO's "Evil Woman" were probably better left in their original form, but for the most part, the updated versions generally serve their intended purpose and revitalize the melodies lovingly. It's good clean fun, served straight-faced for your pleasure, and even if you don't like indie rock, this disc is probably worth purchasing just to play an ironic game of Name That Tune with your friendly neighborhood hipster. ~ Jason Lymangrover
Josh Hodges is Sexton Blake. He came out of nowhere two years ago with the brilliant self-titled debut “Sexton Blake.” That album was a critical success, garnering Sexton Blake numerous comparisons to Elliott Smith and Pinback, among others. The Music Liberation Project exclaimed: “This is, by far, my favorite album this season.” Copper Press called it “a fantastic debut from this young, inspired multi-instrumentalist,” imploring readers to “track it down any way you can.” Similarly, the Oregon Music Guide heralded it as “a DIY classic.” Plays The Hits! takes Sexton Blake’s singular sound into new territories. Josh Hodges has carefully chosen thirteen songs from the 70s, 80s and 90s and skillfully made them uniquely “Sexton Blake.” Josh spent hundreds of hours listening to hundreds of songs, ...
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