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Album review: Dag För Dag – “Boo”
I used to own a cassette when I was a kid. Well, I owned several. Having grown up in the 80’s means I went through a lot of cassettes. Blank tapes became canvases that I recorded memories onto. They contained … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, albums, groovemine, reviews
Tagged american, dag, dag for dag, dark, haunting, snavely, swedish
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Album review: Yuck – “Yuck”
Finally, after all the hype of indie culture coming to the mainstream, with Arcade Fire winning the Album of the Year Grammy and every band everywhere looking for a unique sound, we get an album that gives us exactly what … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, albums, groovemine, music, reviews
Tagged 120 minutes, british, indie, mtv, rock, sebadoh, shoegaze, sloan, sonic youth, thrush hermit, yuck
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Album review: Queens of the Stone Age – “Queens of the Stone Age” (re-issue)
Re-issues are a touchy subject to some. Who decides whether or not an album is deserving of a 2nd look? Does an album have to be a runaway hit and become hard to find in order for it to be … Continue reading
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Tagged desert, heavy, josh homme, kyuss, queens of the stone age, review, rock
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Album review: The Two Koreas – “Science Island”
Sometimes a straight forward rock album is exactly what the doctor ordered. Noisy, sloppy, balls to the wall rock has the power to erase any traces of trend-mongering buzzbands that exist only to grab a quick piece of the action. … Continue reading
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Tagged canadian, garage, groovemine, music, review, rock, science island, toronto, two koreas
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Album review: Colin Stetson – “New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges”
Colin Stetson is a saxophonist that is clearly out of his mind. Sax players, in my experience, are a divided lot. They usually either stay on the side of jazz or classical and never the twain shall meet. More accurately, … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, albums, contemporary classical, groovemine, jazz, music, reviews
Tagged 2011, albusm, amazing, classical, colin stetson, composition, contemporary, groovemine, jazz, music, reviews, saxophone, virtuosic
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Album review: Deerhoof – “Deerhoof vs. Evil”
Deerhoof, the ultra-quirky indie math rock/pop/irony heavy band is back with an album cheekily titled “Deerhoof Vs. Evil”. To me Deerhoof is a band that I am constantly curious about. They seem to be combining things that one wouldn’t necessarily … Continue reading
Album review: The Insane Warrior – “We Are the Doorways”
Music has the ability to take on a character of its own and often the musicians that are creating it feel that they are a different person while in the studio. This much is quite true for hip-hop producer RJD2 … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, albums, groovemine, music, reviews
Tagged 2011, album, fusion, groovemine, insane warrior, instrumental, jazz, retro, rjd2, virtuosic, we are the doorways
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