CD Reviews July 2003

July 2003

 
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AFI

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Artist AFI
Title Sing the Sorrow
Label Dreamworks Records
How about a few dead leaves to go with those April showers? Indeed, one of the Bay Area's finest Punk bands arrives about six months out of season for their "sorrowful" new release, which in spite of its dark wanderings, is as much a breeding ground for rejoice and renewal....
 
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Amy Fabry

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Artist Amy Fabry
Title Cultivated Pearl
Label Unknown Alloy
Dido, Fiona Apple and Diana Krall are three phenomenal artists. But what if I told you that you get all three wrapped up in one? Well, you can. Her name is Amy Fabry and she is a sensational singer, songwriter and musician. Her album, Cultivated Pearl is a groundbreaking project...
 
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Caustic Resin

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Artist Caustic Resin
Title Keep on Truckin'
Label Up Records
It's lucky the first song's got a catchy enough chorus cause by about the sixteenth time around I'd be getting plenty bored with it. It's called "People Fall Down" and it's a yammering, stammering, drunken stupor of an opening track that does nothing to suggest edge of your seat excitement,...
 
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Concrete Blonde

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Artist Concrete Blonde
Title Live in Brazil
Label Ark 21 Records
The talented post-Punk rockers rise up above the underground to do their first live album - in Brazil (one of two guaranteed successes along with Japan) - and featuring 2/3rd's of the band's originals, including Napolitano and Mankey, bass, vox, and guitars. The addition of drummer Gabriel Ramirez-Quezada adds a...
 
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Dirty Power

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Artist Dirty Power
Title Dirty Power
Label Dead Teenager Records
And Electric Frankenstein takes a bride… Then again she don't look like she's ripe for anyone's taking, forget her green skin shade, it's just the first thing that popped into my head in viewing our vindictive cover page vixen with the taste for weaponry. "Lost Souls Day," took me about...
 
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Drunk Horse

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Artist Drunk Horse
Title Adult situations
Label Tee Pee Records
The band somehow passed me by the first time which was at a time when the Stoner Rock thing was sowing the seeds fast and furious and making even the discerning listener a bit of an eye roller. But the clever idea of a catchy name like "Drunk Horse," combined...
 
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God Dethroned

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Artist God Dethroned
Title Into the Lungs of Hell
Label Metal Blade Records
Dutch Death Metallers God Dethroned return with their sixth and most socially critical record to date. Aside from their usual eight song standard, another ten tracks accompany the new crop, including a smashing reworking of their originally released 1992 name sake, and Possessed's "Satan's Curse." Both blow open the flood...
 
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Kelly Clarkson

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Artist Kelly Clarkson
Title Thankful
Label RCA
With all the buzz about AMERICAN IDOL Season Two, and the singles from almost tied two finalists Clay Aiken and winner Ruben Studdard being released on 06/10/03, last year's ORIGINAL AMERICAN IDOL, Kelly Clarkson, released her Debut Album, "Thankful" with probably less notice than it would have received at another...
 
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Machine Head

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Artist Machine Head
Title Hellalive
Label Roadrunner Records
Oakland based alt-metal quartet Machine Head broke ground in the early 1990s, along with musical riffmates Pantera, Biohazard & Testament, and paved the way for later incarnations of metal, all the way from math rock to nu-metal and rap-rock.  Hellalive, recorded live at London's Brixton Academy during the band's 2001...
 
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Paradise Lost

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Artist Paradise Lost
Title Symbol of Life
Label Koch Records
Would it be too much of a stretch to hail the return of Sisters Of Mercy during the opening playback… just a thought. Actually I didn't quite know what to expect of the latest PL record. It's been a few years since "One Second" made any sort of impact for...
 
 
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