http://www.dustedmagazine.com Independant Music Reviews And Features en Copyright 2008 Sat, 18 May 2024 12:44:59 PST http://www.dustedmagazine.com/reviews/7776 http://www.dustedmagazine.com/reviews/7776 Tue, 08 Oct 2013 00:00:00 PDT
by Jason Bivins
Steve Coleman and Five Elements - Respiratory Flow Steve Coleman s last two Five Elements records featured one of his most vibrant ensembles yet, which is saying something considering his exploratory career of three decades. It also represented his most elaborate synthesis of his... Read More
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by Patrick Wall
Steve Gunn - Water Wheel While a few of Steve Gunn s former collaborators Magik Markers, Kurt Vile were sweating it out in packed rock clubs at this year s Hopscotch festival, the guitarist performed in the rose garden of the Raleigh Little Theatre at North Carolina... Read More
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by Joseph Burnett
Even by Richard Youngs unpredictable standard, Regions of the Old School bursts out of the traps in the boldest fashion with Insomniac Takeover , perhaps his most extreme track in ages, one that even puts the material on the recent Amaranthine into the safe box. As the... Read More
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by Jason Bivins
It s funny to think that Mostly Other People Do the Killing is now an established, veteran quartet, given how thoroughly invested they are in tweaking (indeed, sometimes skewering) all things established. Yet they ve always made their mischief respectful, if not reverent, with a... Read More
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by Jennifer Kelly
Lee Ranaldo & The Dust - Lecce, Leaving Lee Ranaldo was always the Mr. Inside of Sonic Youth, as much an architect of the band s blinding, sheets of feedback guitar sound as Thurston Moore, as much a visual arts synthesiac as Kim Gordon, as offhandedly knowledgeable about... Read More
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by Bill Meyer
Sidi Tour hails from Gao, a city in the northwestern sector of Mali, which has changed hands three times since March 2012. First Tuareg rebels booted out the Malian government; then Ansar Dine, the Islamist Tuareg movement, ejected the MNLA, a less ideologically unified confederation of... Read More
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by Adam Strohm
Daniel Lopatin s work as Oneohtrix Point Never initially made waves for its unabashed embrace of the softer sounds of new age and what was formerly considered cheesy synth schmaltz. Whether it was a musician staying true to the unhip sounds that inspired him, or an astute move made a few... Read More
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by Jennifer Kelly
Poor Kelley Stoltz. For seven full-lengths and about 15 years, he has been the ultimate songwriter s songwriter, a perennial touchstone, godfather and sometime producer for SF s lo-fi scene who still makes a living tending bar and selling records. He works in an endless cycle of... Read More
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by Doug Mosurock
Some five years into a restarted career, Chapel Hill s Polvo introduces a much-needed corrective to the weak spot in its catalog, their initial swan song Shapes . The classic-rock muscle proffered on that stalled effort spelled out the message of a band that had gotten tired of... Read More
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by Nate Knaebel
Thanks to his time in The Gories more than 20 years back, Mick Collins will never fully shake his designation as a garage-punk elder statesman, but it takes the quickest of glances at his discography to understand that he is a considerably more diverse artist than what that cul de sac of a... Read More
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by Dusted Magazine
Stephan Mathieu is a drummer who was seduced into the digital arts by the apparently limitless potential for transformation and control that was promised by computers. So while his work often has a voltage-activated radiance about it, it also celebrates the physical existence of antique things... Read More

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by Dusted Magazine
Ken Vandermark , stalwart of the Chicago improv scene and MacArthur Genius Grant-recipient, has been immersed in music since an early age. His father was a well-known jazz critic, and Vandermark s been performing since he started taking saxophone lessons at the age of 16 -- he also plays... Read More

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by Dusted Magazine
For much of the past decade, San Francisco s Tony Molina has explored the boundaries of hyperbole in music. As an active member of the Bay Area punk scene, the 28-year-old has produced anything from thuggish, absurdly brief hardcore in Caged Animal, to Bach-inspired punk-pop in Ovens. On his... Read More

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by Dusted Magazine
Still Single Submission Guidelines Send vinyl (and only vinyl) with information about your pressing (quantity pressed, color vinyl, etc.) to: Doug Mosurock PO Box 3087 New York, NY 10185-3087 Hello, and welcome to this long-belated Dusted issue of Still Single . Truth be told, I... Read More

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by Ben Tausig
It is tempting to wax nostalgic about George Jones as a symbol of country music s erstwhile golden years. But he is an artist worth remembering in his own right, a musician who transcended the Nashville scene he so influenced. Molested until death by particularly insidious demons, Jones spent a... Read More

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by Dusted Magazine
Ellen Allien Ellen Allien is one of the most adventurous women in electronic music. The Berlin DJ has been spinning records for more than 20 years and releasing music on her own Bpitch Control (pronounced bitch control ) since the late 1990s. Over the years, her own electronic compositions... Read More

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by Dusted Magazine
Clint Mansell It s not often that a composer s soundtrack work runs rampant through popular culture, but that s what Clint Mansell s Lux terna did upon the release of Darren Aronofsky s Requiem for a Dream in 2000. The Kronos Quartet s dramatic interpretation became a... Read More

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by Dusted Magazine
Cornershop Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres are probably sick of hearing this, but together they wrote one of the all-time great singles in Brimful of Asha. The rest of that album, When I Was Born for the 7th Time , is historically awesome as well. But that was 15 years ago now, and... Read More

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by Dusted Magazine
Matthew Friedberger Matthew Friedberger is one-half of Fiery Furnaces, the sibling rock duo that perplexed indie fans for a good portion of the 2000s. Along with his sister, Eleanor, he constructed a playful, proggy pop that many feel peaked on the 2004 LP Blueberry Boat (others disagree)... Read More

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by Otis Hart
Attention spans are getting shorter and shorter these days. We re practically to the point where anyone who adds context to year-end lists is just wasting witticisms better strutted on Twitter. I m not quite there yet (though I am saving some great material for @spotieotis ), so in the hopes... Read More

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