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Feud, the
Insidious Plot Audio
General | Jan 2003

Reviews

johnn
Reviewed 2003-07-16
This is so Chicago -- emo, kraut, math rock are all here in varying degrees with mixed results. This is their second album, all instrumental with slightly dirty guitars, drums, bass, and saxophone. A lot of songs have some great moments, but at times the song structure (essentially ABA) tended to be repetitive and long-winded. Maybe it’s because the Midwest math/emo sound isn’t as trendy as it was only five years ago. Nevertheless, there are definitely some rockin’ riffs, novel ideas, and energetic moments that work really well. Think also of June of 44, Ganger. 8, 4, 1, 5

1. poppy, fuzzy with krautrock-y groove middle section. math at end.
2. uptempo, clean guitars strummed hard, with saxophone melody
3. drums, mean bassline; but smooth jazz saxophone section ruins it.
4. catchy upbeat with cool middle section. great!
5. mathy intro, repetitive hard groove midway, wonderful.
6. this is chicago emo. Hard and relentless but not heavy.
7. hard groove. middle section doesn’t satisfy as much.
8. shorter song, hard nice energy. my favorite on this album.
9. epic length song, really catchy at times, boring at other times.

Recent airplay

Le Passion De Noam Jamski
To the MoonJul 27, 2003
Xyr Fingers for the Young...
sad and dangerousJul 24, 2003
Don't Be Such a Fucking...
lick my moody guitar showJul 22, 2003
Citizen Beautiful Alien
Radio Red WellJul 21, 2003
Xyr Fingers for the Young Ghost Allegiance
Mr. Sparkle ChallengeJul 17, 2003
Curdins Haylyn
Off the PathJul 17, 2003

Charting

2003-07-14 — 2003-09-15
Week EndingAirplays
Aug 3 1
Jul 27 3
Jul 20 4

Track listing

1. N'finite Rug
2. Tidy Sum (A Brilliant Idea)
3. Citizen Beautiful Alien
4. Curdins Haylyn
5. Le Passion De Noam Jamski
6. Don't Be Such a Fucking...
7. King Abner Soul Fist
8. Xyr Fingers for the Young...
9. There Is no Sleep/Desized