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Nadia's 2008 release, A PURO DOLOR, introduces a more classical, regional, and mature sound from this well-regarded Latin pop singer. While Nadia sings beautifully throughout the album, songs like "Mi Credo," "Que Voy Hacer Sin Ti," and the title track infuse her contemporary pop sound with traditional Mexican mariachi and ranchera elements, giving it all a highly authentic feel.
Recording information: CRS Estudios; Monterrey Sound.
Arrangers: Charlie Carmona; Abelardo Rivera; Kukin Carmona.
Personnel: Miguel Angel (violin); Jair Alcalá, Kukin Carmona (accordion); Ariel Lopez (sopranino saxophone); Francisco Arriaga (trombone); Alfonso Herrera Maldonado (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Abelardo Rivera.
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Mimic of a MindEagan, MN's Mimic of a Mind brings emotional poignancy to the realm of industrial music. Fusing metal, industrial elements and electronic pop into a vibrant rush of musical adrenaline, Mimic of a Mind delivers an audio punch not easily equaled. Listeners find their adrenaline glands moving in symbiosis with Mimic of a Mind's smart, relevant music.VitalMusic is absolutely essential, especially for the musician. It's an escape, an entertainment, a mode of introspection and even a healing medicine. 'Let me just put it this way. If I did not have music to create or even listen to, I don't think I would have a mind. Music is the cure to nearly everything to me. No matter where I go, music will be there. ' Music permeates everything and Mimic of a Mind's music reflects passion and reaches out to many to share a unique vision. CommunicationMusic sometimes is the only way to let another person know just exactly what was going through your mind at a specific point in time. Mimic of a Mind is here to deliver a sublime dose of ideas and entertainment by way of music's emotional power. 'My ultimate goal with the music that I create is to make the listener feel exactly what I felt at that exact moment through emotional vocals and intense imagery. The sound I produce and the vocals I deliver are my main ingredients to the original art that I come up with. 'PersonalBesides drawing influences from other great industrial artists, Mimic of a Mind also brings a very human element to its industrial music. Family and friends are a vital part of Mimic of a Mind's world view, with one person in particular providing inspiration. 'My biggest influence I would have to say would be my brother, Patrick. ...
| | Dissident Saint The Rise CD (2008)
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dissidentsaint ULTIMATE METAL REVIEWSDissident Saint - The RiseBy Ryan StarrI love hearing debut albums from unsigned bands. There are so many creative people out there bringing new ideas into the mix. Dissident Saint have created a sound that I don't think I've come across before. On the metal archives their page describes them as progressive metal, but honestly I would label this more as a doom album. But if you wanted to use the prog description, every song would be a really depressing power ballad. But while ...
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This powerful 2007 release (the band's debut) was an immediate hit in the U.K., and later all over Europe, based largely on the anthemic first single, "Away from Here." Three other wall-pounding singles followed, capitalizing on the band's penchant for catchy, stirring numbers that owe much to the early Jam, right down to the melodic bass lines, Tom Clarke's Paul Weller-esque vocals, and a running theme of urban alienation and the need to break free.
The Enemy hail from Coventry, home of 2-Tone stars the Specials and the Selecter, but this young trio takes its retro cues instead from the bright and shiny mod pop of the Jam circa All Mod Cons and Setting Sons, adding more than a little Brit-pop vintage swagger à la the Stone Roses and Oasis. Their debut album, We'll Live and Die in These Towns, is isn't an unworthy addition to this long and respectable lineage, but at the same time, the Enemy are one of those bands with the unmistakable whiff of hype about them. Their initial pre-album singles were released on the Stiff Records label, the first new releases on that imprint since it had been shuttered 20 years beforehand, but following that buzz- and cred-building move, they were shifted over to Warner Bros., current holder of the Stiff insignia. Fully seven of this album's 11 tracks have been released as singles (the two best songs on the album, "Had Enough" and "Away from Here," were deserved Top Ten hits in the U.K.), a level of promotional overkill rarely seen since the days of Moby Grape, and the "controversies" that were circulated by the band and label's press agents -- feuds with popular disc jockeys, an incident where the group was banned from a festival, reportedly after setting fire to its trailer -- feel like a deliberate positioning of the relatively mild-mannered band as the new bad boys of rock & roll. (A stint opening for the superannuated Rolling Stones at their 2007 U.K. tour dates has an equally contrived "passing of the torch" feel.) The contrivance and falsity of the hype around the band shouldn't affect the music, but unfortunately, it does, highlighting the false notes in singer/songwriter Tom Clarke's tales of urban anomie, which ring less true than those of, say, Arctic ...
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