Posted by Fernanda Alcantara in Reviews on 02 27th, 2008 | View Comments

Bob Mould: District Line...

RIO DE JANEIRO – District Line is the name of the new record of veteran icon Bob Mould. Out in February 5th, via ANTI Records, District Line brings better stuff than Sugar‘s Copper Blue – which was considered by NME as the best record in 92′ – in my opinion. It has 10... 

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Posted by Williamson in Reviews on 02 11th, 2008 | View Comments

Peter Case: Let Us Now Praise Sleepy Joh...

Peter Case Let Us Now Praise Sleepy John Produced by Ian Brennan Mastered by Gavin Lurssen Yep Rock Records – 2007 Now in his 50’s, Peter Case has made the perfect album. It sings because he sings. It breathes as he breathes. How pure it is. This isn’t a stretch for the well-traveled Case,... 

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Posted by Champersnova in Reviews on 02 6th, 2008 | View Comments

Jacob Golden: Revenge Songs is out in th...

Jacob Golden is a mellow breeze in music winding from LA. A breeze wrapping us gently all around hand in hand with the biting lyrics- as large as life. A musical vision who rathers natural acoustics of underground car parks and a subterranean concrete art gallery to recording in studios at times. Jacob... 

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Posted by Champersnova in Reviews on 12 17th, 2007 | View Comments

Swivel Chairs: The Slow Transmission...

ISTANBUL – Swivel Chairs is a Brookyln and Philedelphia based band featuring Jason Brown and Jeremy Grites. Their consistency to music brought them together to follow the melodies coming out from their hearts when they were dormitory suit-mates back in 1992. So far, they have released handful records... 

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Posted by Champersnova in Reviews on 12 3rd, 2007 | View Comments

Nancy Elizabeth: Battle and Victory...

ISTANBUL – A Saturday morning. Rather midday actually. Waking up to a silent, relaxing day hoping to chuck out all the exhaustion piled in during the whole week and Friday night. Silence seems so lonely and incomplete without a supplementary sound to leak in your cells, and excrete some musical... 

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