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Lord Sterling – Today’s Song for Tomorrow – Review

September 13, 2004

I don’t know the names of all the effects but can state that the resulting album is much less aggressive and more texturally interesting than its predecessor.

Devilinside – Prelude – Review

September 13, 2004

From the ashes of the mighty Disembodied comes Devilinside, a metalcore act with attitude and aggression.

The Beta Band – From Heroes to Zeros – Review

September 13, 2004

Amuse listeners by weaving intriguing ambient landscapes with soulful lyrics to create an easy listening space for indie aficionados and shoegazer cronies.

Komeda – Kokomemedada – Review

September 13, 2004

Komeda indulges in clean and pretty electro-pop that just screams of their Scandinavian heritage. Think The Postal Service fronted by a puppy.

Battles – EP C – Review

September 13, 2004

Uses instruments associated with rock (electric guitars, keyboards, and heavy drums) to create a sound that owes more to free jazz pioneers than Black Sabbath.

Audio Karate – Lady Melody – Review

September 13, 2004

If ’80s skate punk and ’70s medieval metal had a love-child, the result would be Lady Melody, Audio Karate’s second full-length.

Amen – Death Before Musick – Review

September 13, 2004

A 15-track rallying cry dominated by dangerous dealings, bad feelings, and enough pent-up energy exhumed to fuel another New York City blackout.

Fireworks Go Up! – You’re Welcome – Review

September 6, 2004

Fireworks Go Up! is led by guitarist/vocalist Dan Coutant (ex-Joshua), one of the more articulate/intelligent jagged-pop writers to come along recently.

Sultans – Shipwrecked – Review

September 6, 2004

The tunes, recording, thematic concerns, beats, and melodies are all right on, unless you don’t like the Stones’ “Get Off My Cloud.” Or The Von Bondies.

Starflyer 59 – I Am the Portuguese Blues – Review

September 6, 2004

These barely-three-minute ditties – loaded with ham-fisted power chords and squealing solos – don’t stick with you like most Starflyer 59 tunes.

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