Blow It Up, Burn It Down, Kick It 'Til It Bleeds
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Tension
- For the Best
- I Mean Wow
- Energy Is Beautiful
- Relatively Good Times
- Come into Force
- Roque
- What We Do We Do
- Leave Her Johnny
- Blow It Up, Burn It Down, Kick It 'Til It Bleeds
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #177332 in Music
- Released on: 2006-10-17
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
Stereolab fans, take note
Another spin-off from Stereolab, with less in common with its source than Laeticia's side-project Monade (Which is also worth a listen, particularly "A Few Steps More"). This one is from their bassist, Simon Johns, and draws a bit from Stereolab's hypnotic riffing style, but new vocalist Mary Hampton has a cleaner, lighter soprano voice...and I'd say this stands on its own merits. Fans of Adventures in Stereo might find it familiar territory, though the song structures are generally more complex and elaborated upon. Recommended. "Trinity Neon", their initial effort, isn't as strong, a band finding its footing; Half of its tracks are instrumentals, and as with Monade, not up to its sophomore effort. Those who love "Blow It Up" and Stereolab completists may want to check it out.
Great Album
If you are a Stereolab, High Llamas or Monade fan, there's no way you won't like this CD. Another added bonus is the new singer (on this CD only) Mary Hampton is really great, and the lyrics are absolutely top notch, the kind of poetry that makes you think...remember when lots of music was like that? Now, unfortunately, we have to hunt for music that has meaningful lyrics...and you get even more for your money because the music is genius as well. I'm so glad that Imitation Electric Piano exists.



