It’s their best, end to end, despite the folksy passion of The Wishing Chair, the dark, brooding intensity of Blind Man’s Zoo, or the pop confections included on their final proper album, Our Time In Eden.
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Perhaps with the Earth Division EP, Mogwai are demarcating a division from their previous work and their future direction.
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It’s a legitimate question to ask if anything new can be done with guitar and drums. Until the answer to that question can be found, there’s some Hella good rockin’ to be had on Tripper.
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For those hoping to discover that great lost demo from The Mighty Lemon Drops or a rare 7-inch single from The Pastels that no one has heard.
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Is radio a dinosaur, destined to become extinct from relevance by the asteroid-like impact of the Internet and the ubiquity of mobile devices?
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A few new wrinkles have worn on the “120 Minutes” formula.
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Now that nobody is selling records, at least not like they used to, in the age of file sharing and music ripping, is it possible that not just alternative music, but all music radio will go extinct as well on the FM dial?
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“For this album we’re focusing on stuff that is slow, and I dare you to not fall asleep,” Frontman Ryan Brewer dares listeners about Good Night & Good Morning’s album in the works.
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“Exhausted and sweaty, I limped out, dirty and wet with sweat, but three days older and more than 20 musical experiences richer.”
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The overall affect of the sound is far sweeter than one might anticipate from an ensemble calling themselves The Horrors.
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You bought your tickets and/or made your plans. You and your friends were psyched to see the show. Then, mysteriously, only a week or two before the show, the concert is cancelled. Refunds available at point of purchase. Find something else to do with that night you had already made plans with your show-going buddies. […]
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When breakneck speed is the only constant, whiplash is a real and lasting threat.
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