- Audio CD (4 Nov 2003)
- Label: Pid
- ASIN: B0002549JG
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
AH, now this I like... great production, the structuring was done really well. I think the vocalist is really fresh for where I'm at, this is a style you don't hear everyday. keep up the excellent work. This band has a definite future if all the cards are played right.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Sounds great. Reminds me of a cross between Smashing Pumpkins, Deftones and Radiohead. Very young and modern sounding.
Rock, Rock, Rock.
Rock, Rock, Rock.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
WOW! Radiohead PLUS!
Holy Toledo! In theory, I'd say this is pretty much good to go on say, 102.1NewRock ---probably the biggest new-rock station in my home-town of Toronto [Canada]. Composition-wise, sound-quality-wise, arrangement-wise, performance-wise...geez, it's pretty much all there. There's an interesting Radiohead-ish flavor to this --but not to the point where I'd actually get it confused with Radiohead ---which is GOOD, since I can't imagine that any band doing original stuff wants to be mistaken for another band. I find this to be a polished work that could potentially "make it" on the mainstream new-rock airwaves.
Holy Toledo! In theory, I'd say this is pretty much good to go on say, 102.1NewRock ---probably the biggest new-rock station in my home-town of Toronto [Canada]. Composition-wise, sound-quality-wise, arrangement-wise, performance-wise...geez, it's pretty much all there. There's an interesting Radiohead-ish flavor to this --but not to the point where I'd actually get it confused with Radiohead ---which is GOOD, since I can't imagine that any band doing original stuff wants to be mistaken for another band. I find this to be a polished work that could potentially "make it" on the mainstream new-rock airwaves.
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where's my other bloody review?
i reviewed this cd about 3 weeks ago....from a different e-mail source...and it still hasn't appeared!!
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Published on 13 Oct 2004 by captain pungent
brilliant
GLJ doesn't miss a chord or cymbal smash, and the stellar production of the album is a gift in itself, allowing for an easy, open-minded listen. Read more
Published on 19 Sep 2003
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