Cinerama Disco Volante Manifesto By: Eric G. Is the fact that Cinerama’s second album shares the same name as the second Mr. Bungle album a coincidence or a tribute? Surely, it’s the former because I can hardly imagine David Gedge, worldly musician that he is, rocking out to unpredictable punk/metal/funk fusion. Maybe I’m wrong. Who […]
Entries from October 2000
Cinerama, Disco Volante (Manifesto)
October 9th, 2000
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National Skyline, Exit Now (File 13)
October 6th, 2000
National Skyline Exit Now File 13 By: Eric G. A few seconds after pressing 'play' I had to double check to make sure that I had put the right disc in the player because I could have sworn this was the Foo Fighters, but, sure enough, it's the new National Skyline EP. For those of […]
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Mojave 3, Excuses For Travellers (Beggars Banquet / 4ad)
October 6th, 2000
Mojave 3 Excuses For Travellers Beggars Banquet / 4ad By: Eric G. Wresting the beauty from its flawed second album, Out Of Tune, Mojave 3 returns with a gorgeous batch of heart-soaked, minor-keyed, country-ish tunes that honor Nick Drake as much as Gram Parsons. Neil Halstead sings with a dreamy sigh of resignation and sadness. […]
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Bjork, Selmasongs (Elektra)
October 4th, 2000
Bjork Selmasongs Elektra By: Eric G. Can Bjork make a musical watchable or, in this case, listenable? That all depends on your stance on Bjork (and musicals, I guess- actually, I’ll just assume we all hate musicals). Do you soak up Bjork’s affected and stuttered Icelandic drawl or do you find her pixie schtick tiresome? […]
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