Red Train Graphing the Sunset
Reviews
Gabe
Reviewed 2005-03-29
Reviewed 2005-03-29
Like a blues shouter who’s never heard a blues chord progression, Amy Vecchione (who is indeed credited with “blues vocals” on the band’s website) moans and wails, carefully modulating her voice, slurring phrases, singing off mic, etc. beautifully – only atonally. Meanwhile, her partners use guitar and drums, yes, but also oscillators and other noise generators to whip up mayhem, settle back down, raise the stakes again. It sounds at once like improv’d noise and premeditated a-blues maelstrom. They appear to be Portland-based. That might have something to do with it all. Or not. It’s fucked up but like a car crash, it draws your attention and even exhibits some artful elements in the wreckage. Love the Onion-worthy photo on their home page:http://yumanora.gq.nu/
Recent airplay
On the Railroad
Strange Attractor — Jun 01, 2005
Forever
lick my moody guitar show — May 31, 2005
Forever
Stirling's Approximation — May 23, 2005
Forever
Brownian Motion — May 11, 2005
Fall O Never
Strange Attractor — May 11, 2005
Forever
lick my moody guitar — May 03, 2005
Charting
2005-04-03 — 2005-06-05
Classical/Experimental
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Jun 5 | 2 |
| May 29 | 1 |
| May 15 | 2 |
| May 8 | 2 |
| May 1 | 3 |
| Apr 24 | 3 |
| Apr 17 | 3 |
| Apr 10 | 5 |
Track listing
| 1. | On the Railroad | ||
| 2. | Like Nver Before | ||
| 3. | Forever | ||
| 4. | Freedom, What Have We Done | ||
| 5. | Goin for It | ||
| 6. | Pussy Pussy Pussycat | ||
| 7. | Fall O Never |