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Review: Carl Sagan’s Skate Shoes – Carl Sagan’s Skate Shoes

Rates of change. The mathematical tool to describe movement. Positive or negative, it doesn’t matter; nothing stays the same. The vertiginous debut album by Carl Sagan’s Skate Shoes can only make me think of calculus. A frantic disposition to the heavier sentiment of post-hardcore summarises the tracks in their self-titled album. The granite-solid musical foundation allows Carl Sagan’s Skate Shoes to jump, soar and fly back through nine songs … Continue reading Review: Carl Sagan’s Skate Shoes – Carl Sagan’s Skate Shoes

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Sloucher.orgAugust 29, 20161 Comment

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Review: Blood Sport – Axe Laid to the Root

There is something fascinating about the angularity of the music by Blood Sport. By all means a band that iterates endlessly like a Sierpinski triangle, Blood Sport are a musical fractal, weaved layer upon layer, collapsing in an orderly fashion. Axe Laid to the Root continues to explore their droning afro-beat experiment, a gestalt entity that thrashes around in controlled bursts of energy that delve in a weird and strange … Continue reading Review: Blood Sport – Axe Laid to the Root

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Sloucher.orgApril 19, 2016April 19, 20161 Comment

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Band of the week: Turbina

A funny thing happened on the way to pop stardom. At least it did for Mexico’s Turbina, a band whose first album, Panamerica,was a sweet collection of radio friendly songs. Continue reading “Band of the week: Turbina”