Indie/Alternative Review – Page 46

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Relic Rust – Relic Cuts The Intro – Review

January 1, 2006

Relic Rust, unsigned status and bad band name notwithstanding, have a lot of to offer. Even the ballad, “Hold On,” works. Ahem, for a ballad.

Red Animal War – Seven Year War – Review

January 1, 2006

It’s a collection, so it’s kinda disjointed and dated. Kinda thick, not overly polished, but raw and jagged and dense, if not altogether vocally accurate.

Rat Wakes Red – Horizon Drops – Review

January 1, 2006

James Raftery has been compared to Elliot Smith, with the classic storytelling of folk rock. Warm production and fuzzy guitars, very ’90s indie rock.
(www.ratwakesred.com)

Phil Lomac – Review

January 1, 2006

Phil Lomac is at his best when he doesn’t try very hard, he just let’s his soothing voice win you over, the simple melodies lapping at you like gentle waves.

Mortal Clay – Procession of Spectres – Review

January 1, 2006

They leave lots of space in the songs so you can get lost and freaked out. If Christina Ricci had a band, it’d be Mortal Clay.

Youth Group – Skeleton Jar – Review

December 9, 2005

As much Death Cab For Cutie as alt rock, Youth Group play emotively lush, atmospheric pop with occasional explosive guitar and plenty of higher-note plucking.

Dear Leader – Captured at the Paradise – Review

December 9, 2005

Singer Aaron Perrino of The Sheila Divine’s side project, until that amazing band disbanded. Now Dear Leader is the main band. Hear one song and you’re hooked.

John Vanderslice – Pixel Revolt – Review

December 9, 2005

Moments of suspense, subtlety, resolution, and – especially in “Exodus Damage”‘s drum treatment – superb sound handling. Where do all these elements go?

The Brian Jonestown Massacre – We Are the Radio – Review

December 2, 2005

The main voice on these five songs belongs to a female, an unidentified newcomer. The songs themselves are firmly within the BJTM continuum.

Turin Brakes – Jackinabox – Review

November 18, 2005

Jackinabox is more California dreaming/Gram Parsons than Manchester fog a la Elbow, further proving that not all mellow British music constitutes as “suicidal.”

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