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Track Record – Review

March 28, 2005

New Drive-Thru, er, Rushmore Records band. No better, no worse than any of their other bands, who all sound exactly the same, but some are cuter than others.

Tides – Resurface – Review

March 28, 2005

Tides are from upstate New York, and man, they just drone on and on. I’m a fan of a few Neurot bands, Pelican, and Jucifer, but I’m no expert.

The Spring Collection – Review

March 28, 2005

A nice palette cleaner. Chiming guitars, ’70s power pop. Not a bad song here, perhaps also nothing to sing in the shower either, but a consistently good CD.

The Feelers – Learn to Hate the Feelers – Review

March 28, 2005

Trebly, jerk punk, got spy influence, Dead Kennedys’ guitar spasm, and vocals that howl and distort like they’re overloading the mic (or going thru a bullhorn).

The Agony Scene – The Darkest Red – Review

March 28, 2005

I have their self-titled release memorized. This one leaves me a bit cold. The singer sings more, and his clean vocals were the weakest part of the last one.

Strength In Numbers – The Veil – Review

March 28, 2005

First full-length from this South Jersey band. Produced by a guy who’s worked with Atreyu, Hatebreed, and Mastodon. Metalcore with doubled clean vocals.

Still Remains – Of Love and Lunacy – Review

March 28, 2005

Detroit take on European metal like Soilwork, In Flames, et all. Not hugely memorable guitarwork, hardcore roar and harmonied clean vocals, and keyboard.

Righteous Jams – Rage of Discipline – Review

March 28, 2005

Classic Boston hardcore, for better or worse. Most of the guys are old school, and have been in a number of bands, and other, uh, “groups of angry young men.”

Of Infinity – The Essence of Infinity – Review

March 28, 2005

Half the bio talks about college degrees, but Nightwish, Lacuna Coil, and Theatre of Tragedy are referenced, so at least they know their culture.

Myon – Ghost in Paradise – Review

March 28, 2005

Around for a decade, this is their second effort (had a name change in there), first was released by Noise. This is too mid-tempo warbling prog metal for me.

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