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Zane Noises Rec'd this on Apr 1, 2008:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“Jimmy Tamborello-style glitch beats, clean tone guitar, vocoder, and regular drums all at once; this is the kind of thing you can come to expect from Mau Mau Starter. And it's just plain brilliant.”
Zane Noises Rec'd this on Apr 1, 2008:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“A hauntingly ominous, yet also beautiful, sine wave gets the introduction. When the full band comes in, you could say it sounds like if Bright Eyes were produced by Dave Fridmann. Everyone should listen to at least this song, if not the entire album.”
Zane Noises Rec'd this on Mar 30, 2008:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“Beginning with a lo-fi clip of an acoustic guitar and synth drums, reminiscent of early Daniel Johnston recordings, this song launches straight into a full-on electric stereo band. The perfect first track for an album...”
elliott Rec'd this on Mar 21, 2008:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“uhhh... yes please. they are pretty tight. sound like middle school.”
elliott Rec'd this on Feb 19, 2008:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“fun song”
elliott Rec'd this on Jan 27, 2008:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“this song was tighter at mercury lounge...”
elliott Rec'd this on Jan 26, 2008:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“another good one form roots”
elliott Rec'd this on Jan 26, 2008:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“Damn this is an old favorite...”
Zane Noises Rec'd this on Oct 15, 2007:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“A joyful, ukulele sing along beginning develops into one of the catchiest songs in the past decade. The song is drenched in beautiful vintage, buzzing synths. This whole album is definitely worth a listen.”
Zane Noises Rec'd this on Oct 14, 2007:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“This song is proof that repetition is amazingly catchy. A combination between an uptempo "Mum" and Beck's "Nausea". A perfect track.”
Zane Noises Rec'd this on Oct 14, 2007:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“This semi-acoustic anthem for an amazing album is somewhat reminiscent of Wilco's "What Light", or if Bob Dylan was born in an age of computers.”
Zane Noises Rec'd this on Oct 14, 2007:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“A glitchy, Dntel-esque minor key electro drone. Great sounds!”
Zane Noises Rec'd this on Oct 14, 2007:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“A beautifully haunting melody, shared between soft synth symphonies, and a waltzing piano. A truly amazing track of a great album.”
Zane Noises Rec'd this on Oct 14, 2007:
Street Cred: 106 Rec's: 9
“Ambient, spacey, reverb soaked modern classical music. It's as if Igor Stravinsky met My Morning Jacket, in a large open theatre setting.”
elliott Rec'd this on Sep 26, 2007:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“ewwww... thats a nasty beat”
elliott Rec'd this on Aug 16, 2007:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“call the homies... ”
elliott Rec'd this on Aug 13, 2007:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“i know this song”
elliott Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“something about the indie-electro number reminds me of the late 90's”
elliott Rec'd this on Aug 11, 2007:
Street Cred: 7082 Rec's: 181
“I almost forgot about this song... great voice”
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