Calamity

General | Jan 2007

Reviews

Elias (Dr Furious)
Reviewed 2007-01-14
Local psychedelic/art pop. Curtains are none other than Chris Cohen’s solo project after his departure from DEERHOOF. Think of early Pink Floyd and late Beatlesque British psychedelia meeting Deerhoof’s cut and paste approach in instrumental phrasing. Or just think Flaming Lips. Quite honestly, Chris’ one man band often sounds like Deerhoof (especially the vocal harmonies) minus Satomi and the gang. I suppose not a bad thing.
Play: 9, 2, 1, 6, 4
1. Pretty acoustic ballad. Lazy, slow, sweet, atmospheric, sensitive. Cute!
2. CCR-guitar intro leads into infectious Deerhoof pop that rocks!
4. Last 60s British psych references.
6. Think early Pink Floyd meets Deerhoof.
8. Piano-dominated. The Flaming Lips meet the Beatles (ca. Abbey Road).
9. Rocking psych tune! Heavy guitars (think Love) and chimes.
11. Heavy funk guitar groove. Jazzy.

Recent airplay

Tornado Traveler's Fear
Music CasseroleOct 30, 2010
Brunswick Stew
Connecting DotsNov 26, 2009
Go Lucky
growing upOct 24, 2007
The Thousandth Face
At Your Local DiveAug 16, 2007
Brunswick Stew
I'm sometimes CanadianAug 01, 2007
Calamity
At Your Local DiveJun 28, 2007

Charting

2007-01-14 — 2007-03-18
Week EndingAirplays
Mar 18 2
Mar 11 1
Mar 4 3
Feb 25 2
Feb 18 2
Feb 11 4
Feb 4 3
Jan 28 5

Track listing

1. Go Lucky
2. Green Water
3. Wysteria
4. The Thousandth Face
5. World's Most Dangerous Woman
6. Tornado Traveler's Fear
7. Roscomare
8. Old Scott Rd
9. Calamity
10. Invisible String
11. Brunswick Stew
12. Fell On A Rock & Broke It
13. Spinning Top