Various Artists / Break Thru Radio Vol. 2
| Album: | Break Thru Radio Vol. 2 | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Various Artists | Added: | Oct 2009 | |
| Label: | Break Thru | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2009-11-29 | Pull Date: | 2010-01-31 |
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| Week Ending: | Dec 13 | Dec 6 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Oct 05, 2023: | down in the basement
Take Off Your Sunglasses |
4. | Dec 09, 2009: | public noize racket
Turbulence, Song For Suicide, The Lonely Life |
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| 2. | May 23, 2011: | You Aren't Going to Sasquatch
Bear, Take Off Your Sunglasses |
5. | Dec 02, 2009: | Over the Full Moon Hump!
Turbulence |
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| 3. | Dec 12, 2009: | lost and found
The Lonely Life |
6. | Oct 18, 2009: | Gumdrop Freight Train
Bear |
Album Review
Truc Nguyen
Reviewed 2009-11-29
Reviewed 2009-11-29
Breakthrough Radio, Vol. 2
A collection of more of the same "indie" stuff recorded live. You know what I mean.
FCC’s on 5 (fuck).
1. Lo-fi folk rock with harmonica, he does that talk-singing thing.
2. Fuzzy guitars and slurred female vocals, upbeat without being too much.
3. Tinkering on a xylophone, scatting vocals. This song is in French. It’s a simple sweet male/female duet song.
4. This is not a music track. It’s an interview with a comedian.
5. FCC! Soft, just soft vocals and piano and jagged guitars. Picks up at 1:33. Why isn’t Hospice in our A-File?
6.*** Mid paced singer-songwriter folky song. Crooning vocals.
7. Slow somewhat angsty rock song, what did you expect from the title?
8. Brassy spacey jazzsauce instrumental track.
9. Rough and unpolished. I can’t discern what they’re singing at all.
10. Starts with the guy laughing at himself. Acoustic singer-songwriter stuff, like a Barbadian Jack Johnson with soul.
11. Another comedy track. Joke about his mother, marching band.
12. Once in our A-File, this sucks a lot more than the album version. For the hipster crowd. Sounds like New Order and similar to MGMT and the like.
13. Fast-paced guitar driven country. ABRUPTLY cuts out at 1:40 and the rest is silence.
14. Mellow hip-hop by a white guy from Yonkers. Voice is nasal but it’s not terrible.
A collection of more of the same "indie" stuff recorded live. You know what I mean.
FCC’s on 5 (fuck).
1. Lo-fi folk rock with harmonica, he does that talk-singing thing.
2. Fuzzy guitars and slurred female vocals, upbeat without being too much.
3. Tinkering on a xylophone, scatting vocals. This song is in French. It’s a simple sweet male/female duet song.
4. This is not a music track. It’s an interview with a comedian.
5. FCC! Soft, just soft vocals and piano and jagged guitars. Picks up at 1:33. Why isn’t Hospice in our A-File?
6.*** Mid paced singer-songwriter folky song. Crooning vocals.
7. Slow somewhat angsty rock song, what did you expect from the title?
8. Brassy spacey jazzsauce instrumental track.
9. Rough and unpolished. I can’t discern what they’re singing at all.
10. Starts with the guy laughing at himself. Acoustic singer-songwriter stuff, like a Barbadian Jack Johnson with soul.
11. Another comedy track. Joke about his mother, marching band.
12. Once in our A-File, this sucks a lot more than the album version. For the hipster crowd. Sounds like New Order and similar to MGMT and the like.
13. Fast-paced guitar driven country. ABRUPTLY cuts out at 1:40 and the rest is silence.
14. Mellow hip-hop by a white guy from Yonkers. Voice is nasal but it’s not terrible.
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