There’s been a lot of ’90s revisiting lately, mostly because it’s been 20-some years since Nirvana’s Nevermind exploded onto the scene. But simply reminiscing while playing these “old” records isn’t enough for some artists, particularly those whose bands’ shelf lives rely on these influences to bring out their sounds. Take Cloud Nothings and their latest LP, Attack On Memory, for example. The title itself can allude to the band’s ability to bring out these almost eerie, ghost-like memories of sounds from bands that struck the early-to-mid-90s alternative era with fervent aggression.
2.08.2012
REVIEW: THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS 30TH ANNIVERSARY @ ROYCE HALL
Here is my review of the awesomeness that They Might Be Giants pulled off at UCLA's Royce Hall on Jan. 28th. Photos are by me as well.
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http://lamusicblog.com/2012/01/review/they-might-be-giants-30th-anniversary-royce-hall/
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