Riff-ridden and restless: Dino DiMuro's Beatle Bones 'n Smokin' Stones delivers psychotic Americana — a Beefheart cover dressed in wild new colors — while Unquiet Nights' Last Days of Rome stirs stirring synths and fret wizardry into themes of the eternal versus the temporary. syn.terra's Mechanical Jazz welds jazz stylings with industrial sensibilities — pianos and horns fused with distorted synth saws — and Ian Cat's East Coast New England Boy chronicles homesickness and loneliness in a Wilco-meets-Britpop soundscape. Stan Stewart's Protection offers a heartfelt plea to protect the vulnerable.
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“an emotional blast from the heart”
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“To me, this is a soundtrack vibe to anything 'Dirty South.' It is 'Deliverance' in a song.”
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“'Boasting stirring synths, beautiful fret wizardry and a spell binding story, ‘Last Days Of Rome’ ushers in an exciting new era for Unquiet Nights.' (Edwin McFee, Hot Press)”
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“Imagine Brian Wilson (RIP) & The Beach Boys teamed up with the The Dandy Warhols to make a record in your Mom's spare bedroom.”
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“Another Beefheart cover from Strictly Personal, a kind of psychotic Americana!”
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