The Paper ChaseYoung Bodies Heal Quickly, You (2000)Beatville Reviewer Rating: Contributed by: Miguel Canales (others by this writer | submit your own) Published on April 3rd 2001 The Paper Chase is to say the least an acquired taste. They play a blend of emo, jazz, hardcore punk, and even a little industrial. For the music they use everything from pianos to a recorded telephone message to constantly keep the mood, which seems to be one of paranoia and despair. The album is a concept album of sorts, centered around relationships and breakup, even though it might be somewhat difficult to discern that seeing as a lot of the lyrics are merely part of the howling, psychotic rants of lead singer, John Congleton. Their influences include Drive Like Jehu and King Crimson and I highly recommend these guys to anyone willing to expand their horizons on what they think is punk. Please login or register to post comments.What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
they've got a new album out in august 2002...hide the kitchen knives...prepare yourself for some amazing shit!! |
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