[2003] Bethany Curve - Flaxen

kitchen whore records

Some ripoffs, some repetitions, some might say - not a big deal. But when it comes to some highly spatial guitar work that goes like "tum-dum-dum-dum-dum... dum", all blurred here and in the background, there's no remorse. 25 minutes, six tracks, no fillers, bangers only. Easily overdosable. Therefore, it is highly recommended to keep the EP on repeat.

Bethany Curve has been working on their new material for seven odd years now. It's no surprise the band takes its time 'cause "Flaxen" is a tough bitch to surpass.



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[2011] Wugazi - 13 Chambers

wugazi.com

Wu-Tang (and affiliates) with Fugazi on beat. Sounds impossible to imagine? Probably. I assure none shall be offended by "13 Chambers" those two producers straight outta Minneapolis built.

The entire mash-up can be downloaded free of charge. Check the link above.



"Brooklyn Zoo" on "Blueprint", Ol' DB couldn't have procured a better instrumental for his verbal delivery.

[2009] Little Girls - Concepts

paper bag records

Yet another record containing repetitive gimmicks with vocals comprehensible for people who intoxicate themselves with coolant (here, in Poland we call it 'borygo') only.

To contrast things a little bit, it's not bass guitar that is exposed the most, as it is on "The Soft Moon"; here, it's an ordinary electric guitar plus a dozen or so guitar effects - probably some extraordinary ones. Featuring Doctor Avalanche on drums. This time, he's on acid.



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