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Alizée – Mes Courants Electriques – Review

July 23, 2003

Like her debut, Gourmandises, all of the songs on this sophomore effort were written and produced by Mylène Farmer and longtime collaborator, Laurent Boutonnat.

Tori Amos – Scarlet’s Walk – Review

July 13, 2003

Patchy at times, magnificent at others, a sonic novel about broken lives/shattered dreams/disillusionment/history. Any one of us could be the characters.

The Warlocks – Phoenix Album – Review

July 13, 2003

This full-length and its four-track companion (also entitled Phoenix) are wonderful pieces of psychedelic perfection: Loud, brutal, drug-crazed, and expansive.

The Halogens – The Resolution EP – Review

July 13, 2003

More radio-friendly post-punkers discovering shoegazer, trip-hop, and Third Eye Blind. Bop-able, to attract females, but predictable from start to finish.

The Black Sea – Review

July 13, 2003

Two ex-members of Frodus and Joe Lally from Fugazi = a mercurial debut EP from The Black Sea. The strengths of all the aforementioned bands are here.

Reverend Glasseye And His Wooden Legs – Black River Falls – Review

July 13, 2003

The ambience brings to mind a drunken escapade in a turn-of-the-century Irish saloon with organ, violin, horns, clarinet, dobro, and steel guitar.

Rainer Maria – Ears Ring – Review

July 13, 2003

A quick three-song preview of full-length Long Knives Drawn. Decidedly more “rockin’,” Rainer Maria has all but ditched the introspective tones.

Pele – Enemies – Review

July 13, 2003

Pele have given up their free-form jazz/math indie jams for a “rockier” sound. Still upbeat and youthful, but no longer patiently stacking layers of secrets.

Spitalfield – The Cloak & Dagger Club – Review

July 13, 2003

Comparable to Thursday, or a harder Saves the Day, Spitalfield uses soft drums with fluctuating guitar strums that tease your ears, and then pound them.

Dolour – Suburbiac – Review

July 13, 2003

If Jason Falkner was a 20-year-old kid obsessed with ’60s pop, but couldn’t resist playing into the whole emo aesthetics, he’d be Dolour (aka Shane Tutmarc).

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