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The idea initially wasn't necessarily even to make an album. I had a few songs that, in my opinion, weren't for the band. It wasn't that we tried them. The initiation of it was me starting to record some of these tunes just to document 'em, and then it grew up into something much more. It was really awesome fun, with all these different people that I admired that hadn't been on records with me before. So it became it became its own thing, a sort of sabbatical.
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Afterglow is firmly within the Mclachlan signature sound--a softly tuneful, mildly atmospheric blend of classic singer/songwriterism and a touch of vaguely dreamy alternative pop, all shined and immaculately produced...(Allmusic.com)
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The sullen undertone in the six songs on Rachael Yamagata's "EP" (Private Music, BMG) comes from the tearful scratch in her voice, from her sparse piano or guitar, and from lyrics that sketch one disintegrating relationship after another. Despite echoes of Fiona Apple and Beth Orton, Ms. Yamagata promises her own intriguing distress. (New York Times) |
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Kings of Leon 'Youth And Young Manhood' is an classic debut. Fresh, vibrant and wiry, it might reactivate a template pioneered by The Strokes (and whatever anyone says, the similarities are too obvious to ignore), but it does so with a defiant twist and personality of its own. We're talking more Creedence Clearwater Revival than The Velvet Underground, but there's nothing wrong with that. (NME.com) |
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Belle & Sebastian Faced with becoming a '90s nostalgia act, these founders of the school of overly precious chamber pop try stretching out. With their slightly more aggressive tempos and beaming harmonies, even hints of falsetto, songs like ''Roy Walker'' and ''If She Wants Me'' have moments of genuine beauty. But the smiley-face vibe and quasi-ironic lyrics -- call it shiny, semi-happy people -- only make the band seem more coy and arch than ever.(Entertainment Weekly) |
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Spearhead Michael Franti is a bit late to the Gulf War II protest party. But what the Spearhead leader misses in timing, he makes up for in attitude and soul, infusing the dozen tracks on his band's fourth album with a joyous celebration of life that pulverizes bullets with positive vibes. Lashing the street poetry of Gil Scott-Heron and the soulful bounce of Marvin Gaye to a heavy dose of sunshiny, hippie sentiment, the album's vibe is summed up by the title song's egalitarian chorus, "Even our worst enemies . . . deserve music." |
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Three Days Grace Three Days Grace, a Toronto-based trio originally from Norwood, Ontario, Canada, (pop. 1500) has used their small town upbringing as inspiration and produced the big town sound of their self-titled debut, a potent hard-edged rock album, filled with melodic choruses and lyrics that explore the darker side of humanity. There’s something enlightening about growing up in a town so small that you can bear witness to indiscretions. Maybe that’s why Three Days Grace believes they can see through the façade that many people hide behind. |
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Katy Rose We'd call her debut CD, BECAUSE I CAN depressed pop--like if you combined Fiona Apple's angst-ridden tunes with Michelle Branch's catchy guitar rhythms." Katy, 16, says she refuses to "label my music or put it in any genre." (YM) |
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Galactic
Galactic's first studio album in three years is produced by legendary Dan "The Automator" Makamura. Already a major force in concert, with Ruckus, the band has fully captured its vision in the studio! From Galactic's earliest incarnation as New Orleans' forward-thinking distillers of the city's musical heritage to its current status as a beloved, intelligent fun machine, the band has taken the astonishing range of stylistic stimuli it has absorbed over the years from jazz, soul, and blues to hard rock, hip-hop and electronic music and fused it into its own thang. |
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40 Below Summer Combining a unique mix of raw energy and an acute sense of melody, 40 Below Summer return with The Mourning After, a passionate album of power and ingenuity. Produced by David Bendeth, The Mourning After illustrates the band's talent of merging the sonically brutal with the beautiful...connecting brutal riffs to strong melodies. |
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RZA Recorded in 2003, The RZA takes everything you know about hip-hop and brings it to the next level...Featuring guest appearances from Ol' Dirty Bastard, and manyothers, Birth of A Prince is his most concise solo-artist effort to date! |
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