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"... leaders of a new Burlington sound — a smart fusion of art-rock and experimental pop...offers further proof of the band’s collective songwriting abilities....The title cut might be the prettiest tune about a plane crash ever set to tape." - Ethan Covey, Seven Days *

* Read the entire Seven Days (Sept 27, 2006) review  »

Think Fleetwood Mac and Elliot Smith in a three-way with David Tibet. The Contrarian is a changeling who will no doubt keep on tweaking. For now, dig this bliss.

"... a seductive hybrid of futuristic pop and fuzzy
indie-rock ... a world-class electro-rock record ... Ruby in Flames is easily one of the best, an artful example of sonic origami..." - Casey Rea, Seven Days *

* Read the Seven Days (Jan 25, 2006) review  »

Verdigris (n) : 1. A greenish blue poisonous pigment resulting from the action of acetic acid on copper, formerly used in medicine. 2. Anticipation and remorse, imperfect angels, lover’s shudders; the space between spaces; music nearly rupturing with holy tones; a slow sashay with the ghosts of rock ’n‘ roll.

Take yourself off the life-support machine, Sunshine— you won’t be needing it anymore.

The earfuck of the year. A manky disquisition on the state of music, written and recorded on Labor Day. Holiday music, indeed.

Starring James Kochalka Superstar as "MC Gillicuddy" and Jason Cooley in the dual roles of "MC Motherfucker" and "DJ J.J. Cool J". Froth dat shit, homey.

The long awaited debut EP from CDOA. 3 boys, 2 epic pieces, 1 cohesive theme, nothing to disappoint. 22 minutes that are well worth all the anticipation.

Good morning Jason-
I hope you'll call me back. I'm worried about these headaches and hope you already have your appointment with the MD. I also checked forum to see what she's talking about and read about how your family came up from the fecal facade and how you wished you'd die. Now I'm hoping you're not talking about me.
Love, mom

two lads from boston making music you'd swear was created in a cloud over the ocean. must be heard to be believed.

unite for a one night stand. call the chef a little baby. a grill you can almost hear then eat. you try and be yourself chefkirk. ground into patties happy about becoming used belt. chefkirk spends a lot of time up for adoption. Roger H. Smith tells the few instruments to a young man dreaming of becoming an expatriate. the kitchen. experiment with being and make living animals the tracks. don't journey to Finland. noise and melodies killer. on the title track you'll find story of the faint shoe or a controlled improvisation. distortion.

Look at that flower. Pretty, ain't it? Well, there's more beauty inside, friends. With his sincere melodies and his silky-smooth voice, each track of Ryan Power's first recording for Icebox will have you hitting the << button on your CD player again and again.

Real-time compositions presented without the use of traditional performance tools. The first in a series by various artists.

Songs about girls with no words. Side 1 of the equivalent of a double album (double albums have 4 sides).

Icebox Records' 1st comedy release. An artifact from the Golden Age of the Burlington Scene (circa 1995). Angry indie-rocker under the guise of "Renaldoh" rips said scene a new asshole via telephone messages. Not for the squeamish. 22 tracks.

Rated R for "Renaldoh"

Eric Olsen's first solo release finds him marrying beauty with noise, melancholy with disgust, relaxation with anger. Underneath the blanket of guitar, strings, and piano lies a lyrical document of a few years passed fraught with disappointment, loss, and redemption. Sounds like bullshit? Then consider it 6 songs with a burning house on the cover.

"Lacuna is a record that should not be missed."
-Seven Days

The first installment of our 3" Series is the product of a year's worth of ennui. Made on Jason's bed with a sampler and a couple of delay pedals, painless is the soundtrack for a long lonely busride and is intended to be listened to with headphones. If that sounds pretentious, wait until you actually hear it! This 20 minute masterpiece was made possible by Budweiser and klonopin.