Marc A. Price

  • ALAN SINGLEY AND PANTS MACHINE: LOVINGKINDNESS

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    I wonder what it is like in Alan Singley’s head? If I could take a Being John Malkovich-type trip through the cobwebs and the undoubtedly dark places that reside in…

  • THE GOOD LUCK JOES: WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT NOISE?

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    Hardly groundbreaking (but then what is these days) however The Good Luck Joes make the right sort of fist with What Do You Think of That Noise?  By and large,…

  • SAY HI TO YOUR MOM: IMPECCABLE BLAHS

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    Lets be honest, Say Hi To Your Mom is largely the work of one man, and Eric Elbogen’s (for that is his name) fourth foray into the world of…

  • CALLING ALL MONSTERS: THE TRAPS THAT WORK BEST

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    Sweaty, noisy, punk rock music has returned in the form of Calling All Monsters. These four lads from San Fransisco have stripped away a lot of the pomposity from…

  • VOICST: 11-11

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    11 – 11 is about as perfect as one can get for a debut record. If guitar-based pop music is your thing, this should touch your buttons and get you…

  • DISCO BISCUITS: THE WIND AT FOUR TO FLY

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    Disco Biscuits don’t play fair. They write songs, record them for posterity, and then never play them the same way again. Thus, if you fall in love with a…

  • BILLY MACKENZIE: TRANSMISSION IMPOSSIBLE

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    When Billy Mackenzie committed suicide in 1997 at the age of 39, he left behind a wealth of unfinished material. Some of this material was more in the style…

  • AMSTERDAM KLEZMER BAND: REMIXED!

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    For the uninitiated (colour me that shade of ignorant), klezmer music is a form of music that developed in Southeastern Europe and is also associated with Jewish celebrations. There…

  • DUB SYNDICATE: THE RASTA FAR I

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    Unlike its cousins reggae and ska, which exude summertime and sunglasses, dub music is deeply redolent of dark smoky nightclubs, sometimes-dodgy backstreet purveyors of comic books, and blacklit, ganja-soaked…

  • BLACK 47: BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN

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    Apparently Black 47 are recognised as the premier Irish-American rock group who “paved the way for the current Irish-American explosion” and their new album is a retrospective of their…