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Delays – Faded Seaside Glamour – Review

April 11, 2005

Comparisons to jangly, American guitar pop of the ’60s, but the intentions of the songs evoke gloomy Northern soul ala The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays.

Hot Rod Circuit – Reality’s Coming Through – Review

April 11, 2005

Blending today’s pop sensibilities with an early ’90s rock sound, the album experiments with songs that come off as adult-contemporary or as college rock.

Further Seems – Forever Hide Nothing – Review

April 11, 2005

Hide Nothing showcases the beautiful and delicate melodies that were so apparent on their first album, and so glaringly absent on their second.

Wire – Wire on the Box: 1979 – Review

April 4, 2005

You really should know about Wire, especially if you care about any sort of post-whatever rock music being played today. Up there with Can, VU, and The Fall.

Troubled Hubble – Making Beds in a Burning House – Review

April 4, 2005

Sounds kinda clever lyrically, but with Ben Fold around, who needs 1500 potential openers? To be fair, I can see how short-sighted fans could think this rules.

The Spinto Band – Nice and Nicely Done – Review

April 4, 2005

Bar/None has a long and scattered history of putting out quite nice powerpop. The Spinto Band is their latest.

The Phantom Limbs – Random Hymns – Review

April 4, 2005

Like most stuff of this ilk, it’s a damn good start down the right dark and noisy path. Some off-kilter rhythms and freakshow keyboards, but it’s all 101 stuff.

Muller and Patton – Review

April 4, 2005

Calculatedly clever Beatles pop and Elton John piano balladeering, these guys pull out every cliché in the book, and rub it all over yer secret pop spot.

Eyes Like Knives – Slow Distractions – Review

April 4, 2005

Part DC, part Boston, this is angular, edgy, semi-jangly, semi-drony indie rock that’s catchy but slightly abrasive, tuneful but not formulaically sweet.

De Novo Dahl – Cats & Kittens – Review

April 4, 2005

From Nashville, six-piece, lots of different vocalists and sounds and styles going on. Trendy new wave indie to slow dance ballads to Brit pop.

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