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Label: Flower Shop
Year: 2006
Two members of Part Chimp rearrange themselves to knock out a more straightforward (straight but not narrow...[bi]curious?) take on some noisy, louder-then-average, indie rock. Not as bombastic as Part Chimp, nor as apt to drill a hole through your ears by locking into a single devastating riff for the better part of five minutes, also as Part Chimp do, or rather, "did".
You might hear elements from bands like Mclusky, or Built To Spill, or Pavement, or Action Swingers (who counted Ligament/Part Chimp member Timothy Cedar as a one-time member), or Fugazi, or a band that you like who I don't know that play catchy, slightly ramshackle rock songs. You probably know what band I'm talking about but can't mention because I don't know who they are, right?
DL
4 comments:
mentors?
Yes, The Mentors, that is exactly the band I was assuming you would imagine when I was describing the sound of Ligament. A little bit of The Mentors, a dash of Anal Cunt, and a heaping helping of David Allen Coe. Mix together and lather on skin, rinse, repeat.
oh boy what a record! I will always take Ligament over Part Chimp, they had such a bounce. If you know what I mean
Hi, can you send me the DL link address, mediafire give me the error if I just click from your blog. I don't know if it's just my computer or if they make hard to DL. Thanks.
bluecatone@hotmail.com
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