not even the most condescending form of noblesse oblige
Editorial Reviews
not even the most condescending form of noblesse oblige
Magnet Magazine, 1998
This comes crackling down the wire with a nervous, caffeinated mania...
13Music.com, 1999
Freaky... Noisy... Unusual... Beautiful synths... Angst filled...
Album Description
Haunting punk with robotic female vocals and synthetics. In the vein of Unwound, Satisfact, Joy Division, Huggy Bear. Produced by Larry Crane (Sleater-Kinney, Cat Power, Pavement). Post-riot grrl, post-no wave.
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ASIN: B00005K87E Release Date: 1998-01-01 |
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Album Description
Haunting punk with robotic female vocals and synthetics. In the vein of Unwound, Satisfact, Joy Division, Huggy Bear. Produced by Larry Crane (Sleater-Kinney, Cat Power, Pavement). Post-riot grrl, post-no wave.Music:
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GTR [Original recording remastered]
J. S. Bach: Orchestra Suites No.3 and No.4/Suite in G minor
Mazak: Sacred Music From Holy Cross Monastery
Michael Johnathon and the FolkBoy Orchestra Live!