Archive for April, 2004

Apr 30 2004

Son of the Velvet Rat: By My Side

Published by Christine Rankin under Music Reviews

OTO Rating: 8/10
      By My Side is a mood album, music I envision myself needing to hear at particular moments or places in time. The simplistic ballads are mystical, enlightened, and the haunting music is at its paramount. The penetrating pieces are beautiful, romantic, fragile, and magical. Dark melancholy permeates the lyrics laced with recurring [...]

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Apr 22 2004

Interview with David Bazan of Pedro the Lion

Published by Jennifer under Interviews

      As a Pedro The Lion fan, I was very excited that David Bazan kindly took some time from his busy schedule to answer a few questions for us about his creative process, his inspirations, opinions on modern culture, touring with Death Cab for Cutie, and more. Their newest album, Achilles’ Heel will be released May [...]

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Apr 17 2004

Interview with Dave Debiak of Sleep Station

Published by Joel Armato under Interviews

Dave Debiak of Sleep Station took some time to answer a few questions via e-mail for One Times One.
JA (Joel Armato): The Questionagropher.
DD (Dave Debiak): Sleep Station Auteur
JA: How and where did Sleep Station form?
DD: It was formed when I was born, and named when I became enamored with space lingo.
JA: In this storytelling [...]

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Apr 07 2004

The Sugarplum Fairies: Introspective Raincoat Student Music

Published by Christine Rankin under Best Of, Music Reviews

OTO Rating: 9/10
      OK, this is what I envision when I listen to the Introspective Raincoat Student Music: steamy, warm bubble baths amidst cool summer nights; long, leisurely walks on crisp fallen leaves; sipping Chablis while gazing at waves crashing on sandy shores; Intimate sessions filled with passion and love-laden eye gazing along candle-ridden backgrounds. The [...]

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Apr 02 2004

Sleep Station: After the War

Published by Joel Armato under Music Reviews

Sort of.
      That’s the one phrase I keep using over and over again as I describe Sleep Station to my friends. For what they do and how they do it, this seems to be the best way I can talk about their music, in short, once the details surface there is nothing ’sort of’ about [...]

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