Yeltsin
Reviews
Matt Mettler
Reviewed 2004-03-28
Reviewed 2004-03-28
Out of Eugene, OR, this is Yelsin’s first EP – and it is promising. Yeltsin is a three piece, whose sound captures elements of reformed punk (Pixies), indi-rock (Pavement), and Post Punk (New Order). The three piece works well, capturing frenetic punk energy, but maintaining a tempered and intelligent indi-rock quality. Yeltsin sort of affirms what might be called a “traditional” indi-rock style of the mid-90s while charting their own course. This is what good independent rock sounds like. – Matt M.
Play this song*
1. Mid-tempo – rhythmic guitar pulse – more of a straight ahead new-wave rock song.
2. *Mid-up tempo – playful, reminds me of a Pixies tune.
3. *Up-tempo – throbbing, but surprisingly mellow rock song.
4. Mid-tempo – more of an indi-rock tune – vocally and guitar wise – ala Pavement.
5. Mid-tempo – nice. I think the guitar riff is ripped off from something on The Bends.
Play this song*
1. Mid-tempo – rhythmic guitar pulse – more of a straight ahead new-wave rock song.
2. *Mid-up tempo – playful, reminds me of a Pixies tune.
3. *Up-tempo – throbbing, but surprisingly mellow rock song.
4. Mid-tempo – more of an indi-rock tune – vocally and guitar wise – ala Pavement.
5. Mid-tempo – nice. I think the guitar riff is ripped off from something on The Bends.
Recent airplay
Ex Oficio
The Luchbox — Apr 30, 2004
Circles
Mor On - The Literate Pop Fan — Apr 17, 2004
Circles
Discarded, Recycled, and New — Mar 26, 2004
Circles
Sibling Synergy — Mar 23, 2004
Charting
2004-03-22 — 2004-05-24
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| May 2 | 1 |
| Apr 18 | 1 |
| Mar 28 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | Rain Song | ||
| 2. | Ex Oficio | ||
| 3. | Circles | ||
| 4. | Cotton Candy | ||
| 5. | By Myself |