Imagine Cut The Rope meeting Angry Birds Space somewhere in French children's literature, and you're getting close. If you've got a smart phone, you owe yourself a copy of Contre Jour for several reasons,...
In March we met La Machine, concluding, "Sung through a pulse jet and stripped down to the sub-bass." Their dark-as-a-cave, quick-as-a-Zoloft releases continue with the Symptomatic EP. The title track sets paint-can percussion...
TMIM regulars are already familiar with Francois Peglau, who has been releasing a track-by-track follow up to The Imminent Failure of since December 2010. His singalong verse, campy wit and upbeat revolutionary politics are...
How is this for degrees of separation? Desiree's new Finnish obsession leads us to a month-thence Soundcloud upload of a toddler-aged remix of a five-year old track. It's "Snow," by Pooma, from their...
Sunday, January 29, 2012, 11:45am John Harrison can’t find a kit that he likes. The drum line is already written: a smudged, industrial arrangement that summons Cleveland, not Cincinnati. It would work just fine on its own,...
If that’s not an endorsement, I really don’t know how to endorse. It’s “Enemies” by Ashes Divide, from Keep Telling Myself It’s Alright.
It’s progressive metal, but not the obnoxious jazzy kind written in a 3/19 time signature. Think of a Porcupine Tree, but one that actually has quills and roots. Ouch! Harsher than I meant.
Just listen. Fred + 1.
Tags: Ashes Divide, Enemies, Fred Plus, Hit and Run, Keep Telling Myself It's Alright, Porcupine Tree
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