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| The Poison ArrowsTrailer Park2004 File 13
Review by: Jesse See others by this writer Official Site (link) Only registered users can post comments Published on December 17th 2004
So how many of you have been to Epitonic.com? In my opinion, Epitonic has always been a great resource. Well, The Poison Arrows is Justin Sinkovich, co-founder of Epitonic.com, as his new moniker. He has been in Atombombpocketknife as well as Thumbnail, but now he's working as the founder of File 13 Records and making music under the Poison Arrows name. And what do The Poison Arrows sound like, you might ask? Well, to tell you the truth, it sounds like the music a guy who has a 4000-record collection would make. Smooth and ambient electro-pop that pays tribute just as much to bands like Sigur Ros as much as it does The Postal Service.
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Whoa, there, buckaroo. I referenced the press sheet. It is not directly lifted from it. C'mon now, even I have standards. Oh, and the longest song on the CD is seven minutes and fifty-six seconds. I didn't like The Firebird Band because it was repetitive and that's why the songs were long. These songs have progression. Fuck choruses and hooks. Makes songs boring and prepped for radio play. Awesome! Epitonic changed my musical tastes forever. Couple years ago I found out about the site, typed in Get up Kids and At The Drive-in and just started downloading the recommended bands. Thank you. Wow Jesse. Congratulations and rewording the press release for this band and not having to do any actual work. Did you actually listen to the EP? If not, you are finally a legitimate music critic. I mean, the 4,000 record line, that is word for word IDENTICAL to the releases that went out to press and radio. File 13?!?!?!?!?!? i've been listening to this band for 10 years....fucking posersesers. no, but your penis is. "it sounds like the music a guy who has a 4000 record collection would make. Smooth and ambient electro-pop that pays tribute just as much to bands like Sigur Ros as much as it does The Postal Service." There's a lawsuit hovering in the horizon.... |