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| The World Is My FuseGood Intentions2000 Espo
Review by: Scott See others by this writer Espo Records (link) Only registered users can post comments Published on July 7th 2001
Well, another release from Espo, another pretty darn cool CD layout,
another disappointing band. As I read TWIMF's promo sheet, they came off
sounding pretty hardcore. Taking their name from a Rites of Spring lyric,
being from Boston, and their Quicksand "Manic Compression"-era artwork
deemed them pretty hardcore to me. Then I looked farther down the promo
sheet. Under "Bands played with" there's the "scene" stalwarts such as Hot
Water Music, Piebald, etc. But as one looks closer, one sees: Jerry
Cantrell (from Alice In Chains) and Jimmie's Chicken Shack?!? Now, don't
get me wrong, I actually like JCS's first major label album, and some Alice
In Chains stuff is decent, but no band will EVER earn any punk credibility
by playing with the aforementioned bands. So now, without even listening
to the band, I've had my hopes brought up and dashed, in less than 5
minutes. Then I find one more hope: maybe they're an emo band! It says in
the promo sheet that their drummer used to play for Get High and Piebald!
Yay! Wait, it then says that the aforementioned drummer QUIT before the
album was made, so once again, I have nothing to go by. I guess there's
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iF you are lonely is fuckn great! First in an almost three year old review. |