A Place To Bury Strangers / Exploding Head
| Album: | Exploding Head | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | A Place To Bury Strangers | Added: | Nov 2009 | |
| Label: | Self-Release | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2009-12-13 | Pull Date: | 2010-02-14 |
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| Week Ending: | Feb 14 | Feb 7 | Jan 17 | Jan 10 | Dec 27 | Dec 20 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 4 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Mar 10, 2018: | 808s and Satanic Rites (Extended Club Mix)
Ego Death |
4. | Dec 02, 2015: | radio seven
Everything Always Goes Wrong |
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| 2. | Jul 04, 2016: | Life Aquatic
Lost Feeling |
5. | Nov 19, 2015: | radio seven
Keep Slipping Away |
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| 3. | Mar 03, 2016: | radio seven
Everything Always Goes Wrong |
6. | Nov 01, 2015: | Breakaway Bluff
It Is Nothing |
Album Review
Andy
Reviewed 2009-12-10
Reviewed 2009-12-10
Loud dream-pop/shoegaze a la My Bloody Valentine, with an industrial twist and drawn out Brit-pop vocals. Good use of distortion walls and noise without getting in the way of the songs. My picks: 1, 5, 9. FCC: 4, 6
– Andy
1 - Fast and driving, with a guitar riff that could have come from a Kinski song; simple, pleading vocals
2 - Electronic drums, nicely jarring harmonic bell sounds; dark
3 - Contemplative, with big, ambient guitar and a simple, floor-tom drum part
4 - Occasional surf-rock guitar part, catchy vocals. FCC - "fuck"
5 - Cleaner, poppier; electronic drums again used effectively; dark, distinctive choruses
6 - Slow, droning fade-in; huge distortion walls; vocals like a depressed U2. FCC - "fuck" around 4:56, I think
7 - Verses sound like a distorted, darkened Smiths song; action bass riff and solo
8 - Lots of noise at beginning and end; cool exchanges between effected vocals and guitar on choruses
9 - Simple, unmuddy composition. Some very cool experimental sounds in background.
10 - Pop vocal structure over distortion jam. Finishes with long, super-distorted instrumental section.
– Andy
1 - Fast and driving, with a guitar riff that could have come from a Kinski song; simple, pleading vocals
2 - Electronic drums, nicely jarring harmonic bell sounds; dark
3 - Contemplative, with big, ambient guitar and a simple, floor-tom drum part
4 - Occasional surf-rock guitar part, catchy vocals. FCC - "fuck"
5 - Cleaner, poppier; electronic drums again used effectively; dark, distinctive choruses
6 - Slow, droning fade-in; huge distortion walls; vocals like a depressed U2. FCC - "fuck" around 4:56, I think
7 - Verses sound like a distorted, darkened Smiths song; action bass riff and solo
8 - Lots of noise at beginning and end; cool exchanges between effected vocals and guitar on choruses
9 - Simple, unmuddy composition. Some very cool experimental sounds in background.
10 - Pop vocal structure over distortion jam. Finishes with long, super-distorted instrumental section.
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