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Angie Whitney

nobody@vox.com(W♥M) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:25:57 +0100

07/03/2008 08:21:54 ♥ written by derek ( / www.pegritz.com)

Angie Whitney

Nothing's quite as good as a solid, soulful R&B record to chill you down or warm you up, depending on your mood or...ahem, your company. But real R&B has been hard to come by lately. Sure, artists like Rihanna are often identified as R&B, but that kind of hip-hop-influenced R&B is but a pale shade of the real thing that crooners such as Luther Vandross, Aretha Franklin, Barry White, Grover Washington Junior, and Deniece Williams have put out. Fortunately, thanks to the good folks at Little Dizzy Records, a Sherman Oaks, CA-based independent urban digital record label, aficionados of real R&B--the smooth and soulful kind--will find their palates sensuously courted by newcomer Angie Whitney, whose first solo album, That's What Love Is All About, is out now.

Angie Whitney's been singing since the age of four. A native Californian, as a child she began singing duets with her twin sister Rachel, and soon became members of their father's church choir in Vallejo, California. The twins were soon in demand by many local groups and organizations, but Angie's career as a professional singer really gained credibility and notice when she and her sister and cousin formed their own group, The New Horizon, and were also selected as background singers for one of my alltime favorite soul groups, the legendary Spinners. Whitney now performs with the Angie Whitney Jazz & Blues Clique and Easy Street Big Band Orchestra, but her debut solo album is all her--and she's all you really need.

Despite its almost clichéd title, That's What Love Is All About is a lovely collection of soulful tunes that will heat up dancefloors and bedrooms. The lead track, "Don't Tease Me Now," is an upbeat, funky, almost disco-like dance track propelled by Whitney's smooth, silky voice and a sultry sax accompaniment. The song has a distinctly '80s kind of sound and calls to mind Sade, which is a very good thing--but Angie Whitney has a vocal identity all her own. The music, composed of soul staples bass, piano, and strings, is accented uniquely with smoky saxophone accents that play off of Ms. Whitney's voice as if she's actually singing a duet with the instrument in the intro to "Now Baby or Never," a finger-snappin' little number with a jazzy, 1920s Cotton Club sound. The title track, "That's What Love is All About" is a lovely romantic ballad, but is somewhat overshadowed by the minimalistic beauty of the eminently-soulful "Love Me By Name," which is smooth as eighty-year-old scotch and just as heart-warming. And definitely check out the straight-up elegant funk of "Excuse Me (I've Got A Life To Catch)" which features the slickest interplay between synths and sax that I think I've ever heard.

All in all, Angie Whitney's first solo effort is a sexy, sophisticated, accomplished album that gives its listeners a true, unadulterated soul/R&B experience. Her voice is not as powerful as Aretha Franklin's, but is much more energetic than Sade's, so I would say she covers a middle-ground between each...a territory little explored by soul singers these days, who all aspire for Aretha's mighty pipes or Sade's slinky purr. So put this album on the next time you come home from a long day at work. Mix up a martini, relax with yourself and a significant other, and let the music give you a nice mental massage that might...well, who knows what it might lead to, if you get my drift. ;)

Links: angiewhitney.com myspace.com/angielwhitney www.littledizzyrecords.com

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News: Labrador Records Turns to Pirate Bay (Again)

nobody@vox.com(W♥M) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 06:20:42 +0100

07/03/2008 00:17:54 ♥ written by vu ()

Leslies - Take A Look

Leslies

Labrador Records (labrador.se) once again turned to Pirate Bay to help distribute their Labrador Summer Sampler 2008. If you remember, they did the same thing last year after their servers crashed due to a high volume of demand.

If you already use BitTorrent, then downloading it from Pirate Bay is easy enough, but unlike most people, I don't use the torrents. Instead, I had to get the files from a friend. If you're in the same boat, regarding not using bittorrent, I have made the free sampler available for download: sendspace.com/file/2yaj76 (154 mb).

Please note: I am acting under the assumption that Labrador wants as many people to download their sampler as possible. So please share this with your friends.

Although compared to last year's massive 68-track-sampler, this year's new 30 tracks is smaller... but it is still a lot of music to listen to. Since we've covered many of these bands (see corresponding links to previous W♥M articles), I was more interested in the bands I hadn't heard of: Leslies, Caroline Soul, and Johan Hedberg. Although Leslies previously appeared on their 2007 Sampler, this is the first time I paid attention to them due to their poppy "Dear Friend" song.

01 [Ingenting] - Här Kommer Solen
02 The Sound of Arrows - Danger!
03 Sambassadeur - Final Say
04 Suburban Kids With Biblical Names - Funeral Face
05 Pelle Carlberg - I Love You, You Imbecile
06 Club 8 - You And Me 07 Johan Hedberg - Grammisgalan
08 The Radio Dept. - Freddie and the Trojan Horse
09 Sambassadeur - Subtle Changes
10 Tribeca - Her Breast Were Still Small

11 Chasing Dorotea - Dark Angel
12 The Mary Onettes - Explosions
13 The Legends - Darling 14 Leslies - Take A Look
15 Irene - By your side
16 Pelle Carlberg - Go to Hell, Miss Rydell
17 Club 8 - Jesus, Walk with Me (The Sound of Arrows remix)
18 Suburban Kids With Biblical Names - Trumpets and Violins
19 Acid House Kings - Start Anew
20 Irene - Little Lovin

21 The Radio Dept. - Pet Grief
22 Club 8 - Whatever you Want
23 Acid House Kings - This Heart Is A Stone
24 Loveninjas - Little Black Friends
25 [Ingenting] - Släpp In Solen
26 Caroline Soul - Been Turning (Into Something Bad)
27 Acid House Kings - Sunday Morning
28 Johan Hedberg - Var Dig Själv
29 The Legends - Make It All Right
30 The Sound of Arrows - Danger! (Ice cream shout)

In other news for this past week, we find Devo asking "Are We Not Toys?" after suing McDonald's for using their likeness in one of their McToys. CNN reports that "Kid Rock Was Only Kidding" when he told people to "steal everything". This tells me a lot about Kid Rock fans if he had to EXPLAIN that it was only a joke. Duh?

DMX is arrested (again), "Fly - The Musical", Adele won some awards and people seem to be happy she doesn't want to kill herself like Amy Winehouse, and you also found out that Kanye West LIKES TO TYPE IN ALL CAPS, DUDE! His defense blog on the whole Bonnaroo fiasco comes down to the venue's ability to setup the stage and that Pearl Jam was an hour late. That's right, Vedder is a slowpoke.

See links below for news source:

Kanye West Defends Self at Bonnaroo http://www.kanyeu... I am sick of negative people who just sit around trying 2 plot my downfall... Why???? I unders...	'Steal everything,' Kid Rock jokingly urges fans http://www.cnn.co... Story Highlights The Detroit musician posted a "special announcement" on YouTube last week In th...	McDevo: McDonald's Sued By Devo Over Happy Meal Toy http://consumeris... The band Devo is suing McDonald's over a toy which bears a striking resemblance to the bands trad...
`The Fly' opera is buzz of Paris season - Yahoo! News http://news.yahoo... The new incarnation, with tenor Placido Domingo conducting a score by Oscar-winning composer Howa...	British singer Adele stands apart from the pack - Yahoo! News http://news.yahoo... NEW YORK - It's hard not to think of Adele, the newly minted British blue-eyed soul singer, with...	Rapper DMX arrested again in Arizona - Yahoo! News http://news.yahoo... LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rap star DMX was arrested for failing to appear in court and other compl...

Links: www.weheartmusic.com www.labrador.se

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Coco B's

nobody@vox.com(W♥M) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 23:29:22 +0100

07/02/2008 17:27:42 ♥ written by drew ()

Coco B's - I Live in L.A.

Coco B's

Coco B's originates out of California, which is very evident in their music. Many similarities could be made to Californian grunge and alternative rockers. Coco B's has captured the alternative rock sound perfectly. Though at first their music may sound very generic, they could be easily described as the very definition of alternative rock. The vocals borderline the emo sound, but those who can't stomach emo rock will likely still be able to appreciate Coco B's for its alternative side. Their general composition is held together by strong baselines and hypnotizing choruses.

On their 2007 album, songs like "Hot Pantz" and "Sunset City of Dub" demonstrate Coco B's relaxing side, which is very earnest yet relaxing. Tracks like "I Live In L.A." and "Access To No.'s" are good examples of their more upbeat songs, which usually have much stronger and rhythmic drum patterns.

In general Coco B's doesn't execute much variety, but they've definitely captured a noteworthy sound. Coco B's debut album (Fast Trak Holy Nova Symphony) was released under the label Grand Theft Autumn, since then they've released two EPs and their 2007 self-titled album under the K-Double Recording Co. label. Their "Basement Songs: Firehawks and Dirtybirds EP1" was also released cooperatively through RCRD LBL. Coco B's is definitely a band to be checked out by any fan of the alternative genre.

Links: www.cocobs.com myspace.com/cocobs

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We Versus The Shark

nobody@vox.com(W♥M) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:35:38 +0100

07/02/2008 08:31:34 ♥ written by derek ( / www.pegritz.com)

We Versus The Shark - Gothic Y'all

We Versus The Shark

Tour Dates

07/04/08 1982 Bar Gainesville, Florida
07/04/08 The Atlantic Gainesville, FL
07/05/08 Big Monster Fest Jupiter, FL
07/06/08 Eclipse Riverside/Avondale, FL
07/07/08 Secret Squirrel Athens, AL
08/29/08 Bottletree Cafe Birmingham, AL

I hate punk. I loathe "garage rock." And flatout despise any sort of music that is described as *-core. I like my music professional, well-crafted, and slick: none of that "lo-fi" recorded-in-some-jackasses-basement-on-a-Tascam-4track shite for me. So why, then, do I actually like We Vs. The Shark?

We Vs. The Shark is a loud, wild, thrashin' kind of pseudo-punk band from the music capitol of the southern states, Athens, Georgia--so it's only right that their music has a very strong B-52s influence. Information about the band is scarce, though we do know the group is composed of Luke Fields, Samantha Paulsen (why does the keyboard player always have to be a girl, and vice-versa?), Scott Smith, and Jeffrey Tobias, and they are mostly known for their energetic, ca-razy live shows. Jeff Tobias also works with Pegasuses-XL and Dark Meat, neither of whom I've ever heard of, but that's neither here nor there. What is here is a band whose latest album, Dirty Versions (on Hello Sir Records), was recorded "nearly live" in only two days to capture to spirit and power of their live shows...and if this album accurately captures the essence of their live performance, then I definitely want to see this band live.

Dirty Versions sounds like the twisted, mutated result of a high-speed collision involving the aforementioned B-52, Mister Bungle, and The Melvins. Despite being recorded "almost live," the mixing and production on this record is slick and clean: every instrument is clearly heard, which is vital when you're dealing with complicated arrangements like these. The music of We Vs. The Shark courts certain definitions while always ducking and weaving through them. Some songs have a grinding, heavy-metal feel to them; others are jumpy, almost poppy tunes. None of them sit still long enough to pin a definite classification to them, though, which makes songs like "Gothic Y'all" and "Mr. Ego Death" almost impossible to describe. There are grinding guitars, crashing drums, screams, howls, weird electronic sweeps. There are blast beats that would make Dragonforce proud followed by slow, quiet sections. There's a lot of energy packed into these songs, and it literally explodes from your speakers in tracks like "I Am The Contempt Machine" and "Keep It Wolf."

I hate The Dillinger Escape Plan, and in some ways, We Vs. The Shark reminds me of them--but in a good way. If you take Dillinger and strip out the abominable hardcore elements, but keep all the power of their music while adding a dose of melody and humor, you've got We Vs. The Shark, a band that exceeds all reflexive comparison and has an identity all its own. Fortunately, that identity is close enough to a number of different genres to draw a diverse crowd, all of whom will find something they like in We Vs. The Shark's music...and that's about the best thing you can offer as a band these days, especially one from a regional music Valhalla like Athens.

If this album has you itchin' to see the band live--as I (and they) no doubt hope it would--then you've got ample chances to see them in the next few days.

Links: www.wevstheshark.com myspace.com/weversustheshark

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Get Yourself Connected

nobody@vox.com(W♥M) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:48:48 +0100

07/01/2008 16:39:24 ♥ written by vu ()

Deee Lite - Groove is in the Heart (remix version)

Deee Lite

Selective Discography

[2005] 12" / 80's	[2005] 12"/80s Vol.2	[2007] 12" 80s Pop
[2007] 12" 80s Grooves	[2008] 12" 80s Love	[2008] 12" 90s Mix

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I was pretty thrilled when I received Connected: 90's 12" Mix to review, as I was already well familiar with all the songs and artists on the two promo discs. In fact, I had the review written weeks ago, but waited until it got closer to the release date of July 7^th to post the review. I'm glad I waited because by the last hour, they decided to upped the anti and added a third disc and changing the cover artwork (and not to mention that they reshuffled the track listing). As you can see with the links to artists we've previously covered on W♥M, that we really like the first disc.

New Order - World in Motion

One of the major differences I've noticed right away was that they had replaced Electronic's "Getting Away With It" with New Order's "World in Motion", which is fine as they are more or less Bernard Sumner. If there were other artists and songs that were dropped, it's probably due to licensing issues.

I have to say that I did agree that "World in Motion" is better fitted for this compilation, because this song is so closely associated with the 1990 World Cup. It just feels good to hear the competitive "it's one on one", a song that's sure to be played at every World Cup.... although whenever I hear that rap from Jamaican-born football player John Barnes, it just drowns the songs in late 80s/early 90s.

In 80s and going to the 90s, the three major releases for singles were: 7", 12" and cassingle. The 90s introduced us to the CD single (and eventually the double CD singles, parts one and two), but this compilation collects all the 12" mixes. Usually the 12" mix were special because they're often exclusive to the 12" and were catered to underground DJs who needed them in this format to scratch and live mix.

Even if you know all these songs from hearing them on the radio, these dance remixes always adds something new to something already familiar.

These tracks demonstrate England's evolution of dance music. You see, in the early 90s, there was a breaking point in the music timeline. One group became what you might know as Britpop, while the other group focused more on dance (raves and techno). You hear the second group's diverse music on these tracks.

Stereo MCs - Connected (12')

From early Madchester (Stone Roses, Happy Mondays) to funk (Deee Lite) to house (M People, Nuyorican Soul) to big stadium dance rock (U2, Primal Scream) to even trip hop (Tricky, Massive Attack, Portishead), it's all here: all the big hits!

There are a few outstanding tracks from the two discs: the remix of Deee Lite's funky "Groove Is In The Heart", the Bottom Won Mix of Stone Roses's amazing baseline of a dance classic "Fool's Gold", Stereo MCs' "Connected" (of course!), Snap's extended mix of "Rhythm is a Dance", and Soup Dragons' trippy "I'm Free" the 12" mix.

Beats International - Dub Be Good to Me

The new tracks that were added to the album, included two that I already know and love: Moloko's "Fun for Me" and Beats International's "Dub Be Good to Me". Since I've already mentioned Moloko's song in a previous article, I should tell you about Beats International.

The guy behind Beats International is really Norman Cook - aka Fatboy Slim. As you can hear from his remix of "Be Good to Me", he really knows how to manipulate the song. Check out that bass and the mixing of a DJ introducing the song "Tank fly boss walk jam nitty gritty, you're listening to the boy from the big bad city. This is jam hot" and also the outro.

House Of Pain - Jump Around

There is one song that kind of bothered me, not that it isn't good (because I love "Jump Around"), but because it seems to me that House of Pain shouldn't belong here. You see, looking at all these artists, they all seem to be based in the UK and they're mostly dance, and House of Pain is from the US and leans towards rap. If you listen to this album, this song should definitely "jump" out at you.

Overall, this was a very enjoyable collection that made me a feel a little nostalgic of yesteryear.

Below are the final track listing.

Disc 1
01. Stereo MCs - Connected
02. Chemical Brothers - Leave Home
03. Massive Attack - Hymn Of The Big Wheel
04. Stone Roses - Fools Gold
05. Paul Weller - Wild Wood (Portishead Mix)
06. New Order - World In Motion
07. Primal Scream - Funky Jam
08. House Of Pain - Jump Around (Pete Rock Remix)
09. Kula Shaker - Tattva
10. Soup Dragons - I'm Free (12")
11. Oui 3 - For What It's Worth (12")
12. Moloko - Fun For Me
13. The Beloved - Sun Rising (Tom's Drum N Bass Remix)
14. Alex Reece - Candles (12")

Disc 2
01. U2 - Lemon (Perfecto Mix)
02. Utah Saints - Something Good
03. Snap - Rhythm Is A Dancer
04. Prince - Gett Off (Housestyle)
05. Sub Sub - Ain't No Love
06. Alison Limerick - Where Love Lives
07. Dee Lite - Groove Is In The Heart
08. M People - How Can I Love You More?
09. Dina Carroll - Ain't No Man (12")
10. Incognito - Always There
11. Nuyorican Soul - It's Alright, I Feel It
12. Brand New Heavies - Stay This Way
13. Adamski - Killer (12")
14. Wink - Higher State Of Consicousness
15. Beats Int - Dub Be Good To Me

Disc 3
01. Freakpower - Turn On Tune In
02. Jamiroquai - When You Gonna Learn?
03. Young Disciples - Apparently Nothing
04. Arrested Development - People Everyday
05. Drizabone - Real Love (12")
06. James Taylor Quartet - Starsky & Hutch
07. Ronny Jordan - So What?
08. Sharpe & Brown - The Masterplan
09. Martine Girault - Revival
10. Dream Warriors - My Definition
11. Omar - There's Nothing Like This
12. Marxman - All About Eve
13. Sounds Of Blackness - Optimistic (12")
14. Tricky - Aftermath

Connected: 90's 12" Mix will be released July 7^th in the UK by Universal Records. Fans of 90s dance music will want to check this out.

Links: www.umtv.co.uk

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We are on ilike!

nobody@vox.com(Codette) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 21:37:13 +0100

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LTP...

nobody@vox.com(Codette) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 20:18:14 +0100

Elly

Hey you guys! Thanks for all your responses to last weeks LTP, there were some great ones in there.

I would have to use the money to buy a ray gun or something and zap all the aliens into little piles of dust....failing that I would just get VERY VERY drunk (a bottle of wine and some haribos ought to put me out for long enough.)

Mmmmm well, I have given some thought to this weeks LTP, and as my crappy day job has been dominating my life this week (don't ask) I got to thinking...

If I was on my own in the office at night, no video cameras no security etc what would I do? What mischief could I make (cackle whilst rubbing hands together)?

I don't want to be accused of discriminating against those of you who don't work in offices so please apply the above situation to wherever you work, although if you work from home you might have to factor in a significant other being out of the house for this to work!

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Earlimart

nobody@vox.com(W♥M) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:40:30 +0100

07/01/2008 10:36:00 ♥ written by vu ()

Earlimart - Time For Yourself

Earlimart

Tour Dates

07/08/08 Ameoba Records Hollywood, CA
07/17/08 M-Theory San diego, CA
07/17/08 Casbah San Diego, California
07/18/08 Spaceland Los Angeles, CA
07/19/08 Cafe Du Nord San Francisco, CA
07/20/08 Doug Fir Portland, Oregon
07/22/08 Sonic Boom Seattle, WA
07/22/08 Chop Suey Seattle, WA
07/25/08 Triple Rock Minneapolis, MN
07/26/08 Reckless Records Chicago,IL
07/26/08 Hideout Chicago, Illinois
07/29/08 Sound Fix Brooklyn, NY
07/30/08 Middle East Cambridge, MA
07/31/08 Brooklyn Masonic Brooklyn, NY
08/01/08 Johnny Brenda’s Philadelphia, PA
08/02/08 Ottobar Baltimore, Maryland
08/05/08 Waterloo Records Austin, TX
08/05/08 The Mowhawk Austin, Texas
08/09/08 Detroit Bar Costa Mesa, CA

Discography

[1999] Filthy Doorways	[2000] Kingdom of Champions	[2003] Everyone Down Here
[2004] Treble and Tremble	[2007] Mentor Tormentor	[2008] Hymn And Her

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Elliott Smith

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Steven Paul "Elliott" Smith (August 6, 1969 – October 21, 2003) was an American singer-songwriter...

Earlimart has a new album called Hymn And Her that comes out today, July 1^st. This Los Angeles-based band have been around since 1999 (with already five albums under their belt) and took their name from the small town of Earlimart, California.

If you like boy/girl pop-indie music, this album might be worth looking into. Their main boy singer, Aaron Espinoza, he handles most of the songs, with Ariana Murray mostly doing backup singing.

The three songs that Murray sings on, "Time For Yourself", "Before It Gets Better" & "Tell Me", I thought was very good. "Tell Me" sounds very ethereal, while both "Time For Yourself" & "Before It Gets Better" sounds like very sweet pop. I kind of wanted to hear more of her easy-to-listen voice.

On the other hand, Espinoza's vocals reminds me a lot of Elliott Smith, kind of soft-spoken. Even on such bouncy songs like "Song For", "For The Birds", and "Cigarettes and Kerosene", it feels like Espinoza is bringing you down but the music seems like it was bound for happier times. There's something slightly sad about the singing and lyrics (despite the melodic poppy music):

Let's get in late, would you stay?
But you're on the phones, miles away.
Though I know it's not the same
We can fall asleep, dream of ways
But you're already in my heart.

I don't have any liner notes, so I couldn't tell you who mixed the album, but they deserved to be mentioned. There's often strange noises and foot tapping and bird chirping throughout the album. These things need to be listened on headphones to really pick up all the quirks.

Earlimart - Song For

Hymn and Her is out now on Majordomo Records, and If you buy the record at certain retail locations, you're also given the "Song For" 7", so that's worth going out of your way if you want a bonus with your purchase.

Also, they are doing a Summer tour (mostly in July) and stopping by a lot of in-store record appearances. Be sure to check out their tour dates on the sidebar.

Links: www.earlimartmusic.com myspace.com/earlimart

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Irene

nobody@vox.com(W♥M) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 03:42:56 +0100

06/30/2008 21:39:08 ♥ written by derek ( / www.pegritz.com)

Irene - Out Of Tune

Irene

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The Beach Boys

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The Beach Boys - Little Saint Nick I can't overlook the fact that this winterly Christmas song ...

There is no one named Irene in the band Irene. In fact, until recently, the band was just one guy: Tobias Isaksson, a.k.a. Bobby. But in 2005, when Isaksson wanted to play some of the songs he'd written live, he recruited some of his pub-friends from Göteborg, Sweden and what do you know? Shortly thereafter they were signed to Labrador Records and put out their first album, Apple Bay, in 2006. Now they have a new album out, Long Gone Since Last Summer, and listening to it has once again affirmed an opinion that I've long held: nothing bad ever comes out of Sweden. Seriously. I've never heard a Swedish band I didn't love...and Irene is very easy to love.

Irene - Stardust

Irene write '60s beach-bum music a lá The Beach Boys, the Dave Clark Five, the Buckinghams, and so on. Their songs are short (rarely long than 3 minutes), delicious little Sweet-tarts of sound that do not mess around with long introductions or instrumental wizardry or fancy studio production (most of the instruments are recorded live, much as bands were recorded in the early days of rock). Apple Bay is only 24 minutes long but packs more weight and musical mastery than most overblown pop-rock records recorded since 1990. The songs are all catchy sing-a-long numbers featuring jangly guitars and--get this--a horn section backing up Isaksson's mellow, Elvis-esque voice. How often do you hear a horn section in any music these days?! Long Gone is simply more of the same. Irene aren't trying to break new ground here, folks: they've found a type of music that they love playing, and they do it well. You can practically hear the sunshine in the music and feel sand gritting between your toes as you listen to it.

There really isn't much to say about Irene's music other than that it's great pop music that will make you feel younger no matter how old you are, and will take you back to your youth if you're old enough to remember "Surfin' Safari." I for one will have these two albums bumpin' in my stereo when I go the Atlantic City later this summer!

(The band has numerous tour dates posted on their website, but, unfortunately, the last one was on June 26--my birthday, oddly enough!)

Links: www.irene.nu myspace.com/ireneswe

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