Sonic Jesus Doganella Di Ninfa, Italy
“When I become death, death is the seed from which I grow.”
William S. Burroughs
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Featured this album on the thirtieth issue of RULE of THREE (bit.ly/RULEofTHREEbc). Dead Man ironically features a calm but steady heart-beat throughout the track soon accompanied by a powerful bass line with some nice chord changes. The heavily distorted but pleasing guitar creates some drama and paves the way for the slightly distant vocals that definitely have a sing-along effect. Dead man is very much alive.
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Nice little EP, great psych sound, and the song Reflections stands out for me. Really like that one. They also have a debut full length out wich is impeccable, so also get that one if you like this and don't own it yet.
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One of the greatest albums EVER. It is simply spellbinding. And this is from a 66 year old ex hippie who never thought music existed after the 70;s. Love it.
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Porchlight dish out smart and edgy post-punk, the kind where wry lyrics are spoken-sung over jittery guitars.
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Gutsy New Romantic synthpop from Austin, Texas with hooks and heartache galore.
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The first new album from iconic new wavers Modern English is as muscular as it is tuneful.
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Here come the WipeOut´s of the Twentyfirst century.
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