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Although Fiona Apple is first and
foremost a songsmith, her piano
and haunting, dusky voice are the
ultimate vehicles for her art. These
are songs that can rock you with
only the merest suggestion of
guitar, bring you to your feet with
delicate danceability and quicken
your pulse through implacable
strength.
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The Connells are one of the most
important alternative rock bonds of
the decode. Their edgy mix of
introspective rock and melodic power
pop have ouffived innumerable trends and
fads and a consistently young fan base
grows with each project. Bom of the
fertile Southeast rod scene, The
Connells have a fanatic? following
throughout the South, AAkKAlkmtic,
Mid-West and Mountain regions. The
band's most collaborative effort yet, this
afcum has a more direct, live'sound than
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Can You Feel Me
$11.88 CD
The Mock of the Year is back with
his long awaited follow-up to 1995's
Explicit Game. Can You Feel Me will
not disappoint combining hardcore
gangsta rhymes with the most
danceable funk since Bootsy Collins'
days. The album features guest
performances by platinum artists the
Luniz and LY. tracks produced by
veritable Who's Who of Oakland's
hottest products.
Come Find Yourself TaSSST
$9.88 CD
Fueled by the funk of it and a deep
seated desire to never work another
lame day gig, Fun Lovin' Criminals'
debut album marries hip hop's
aggression, punk's insanity, the
swagger of the blues, obscure literary
references, demented plot twists that
would give Hitchcock hives and the
sweat of a honest to god live band.
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$108 CD
Led by the outspoken Louise Wener,
Sleeper's edgy PopPunk and
subsequent U.S. medio ond concert
tour kid a solid foundation lor what
comes next. The It Girl is 12 ftocks of
melodic aggression, Sleeper-style. The
bond wrote ai of the album's songs
witha newfound musicol moturity, a
superior production sense...and a bunch
of really loud guitars.
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A seamless mix of brilliant songs from
start to finish, Umbo is a career
highlighr for Thramring Muses. Long
recognized as underground icons, the
hand has been responsible for some
of the most compelling music around.
Their intricate sang structures, driving
guitars and memorable rhythms win
them fans wherever they go.
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