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10.23 /SATURDAY @ SPIKE HILL 5:15pm / A MILLION YEARS Formed in early 2007 by Keith Madden A Million Years released their debut full-length album, “Mischief Maker,” in August 2010. Filled with guitar and percussion-heavy indie rock ditties, the boys’ loud rock combines classic indie and punk spirit with a healthy dose of electronica. Madden’s vocals add a moody melancholy to the otherwise catchy choruses. Keep tabs of the guys on tour with their new mobile app [http:// tinyurl.com/2ajvmes] and get laid while listening to “Poster Girl,” per the band’s recommendation. Myspace.com/amillionyearsmusic (WP) 4:30pm / THE PRESS The Press’s music is like a car chase. When their songs explode into a rush of driving bass and violent guitar crunch, you become the unwitting passenger in a vehicle that’s going to blow through police barricades and jump flatbed trucks in an attempt to flee pursuit. Oh, and your driver is completely inebriated. Or at least that’s how the vocals on their recordings; raw, impassioned, and irrational. In short, the band packs some intense punk-inflected indie rock (with a pop element) that throws listeners over the edge of convention and into a whirlwind of chaotic instrumental interplay. Myspace.com/thepress (Bill Dvorak) 3:45pm / APPOMATTOX It’s always refreshing when a band comes around that actually wants to rock. You wouldn’t think this would be such a rare occurrence, but somewhere along the recent way, rocking out became passe and synths became key. F-that and thank goodness for Brooklyn’s Appomattox. These three dudes are a straight up guitar band that rips through peppy power-chord songs with an underlining current of nicely-tempered spazz. Sometimes the band’s slightly-distorted choruses with the proper amount of feedback make me want to raise my fist in the air just like I used to do back in the ‘90s. Myspace.com/appomattoxrules (OhMyRockness.com) 3:00pm / FAN TAN Fan-Tan’s big and sprawling melodies are hitting us kind of right. Listening to this, we really wish we were in a massive rainstorm and there was a camera shooting down on us from a crane, because then we could outstretch our hands and lift them high to heavens while shouting a roar that’s equal parts joy and pain. That’s what Fan-Tan makes us want to do. This Brooklyn (by way of Chapel Hill) band must have grand ambitions with verses as “shimmering” and choruses as “rousing” and bridges as “beautiful” as these (quotes courtesy of Zagat -- not really). It’s all so emotional. As for other band comparisons, we don’t know; Arcade Fire? Cloud Cult? Myspace. com/fantanmusic (OhMyRockness.com) 2:15pm / I’M TURNING INTO The three dudes in I’m Turning Into have a really rocking song called “Nonlocal” which reminds me of those good indie rock songs of old --- the bands I liked when I first started getting into indie rock back in, like, 1994. If I had to characterize I’m Turning Into, I just might say they are “rousing.” But maybe after many more listens I’ll feel like changing that characterization to “raucous.” They definitely seem to have a crazy edge to their garage-y, punk-y and rock-y music. Some of their songs are really out there and go into extreme jam mode, but that’s ok. I’ve always been a sucker for well placed guitar squeals and yelping harmonies and fanatical musical beat downs and break downs anyway. Myspace.com/imturninginto (OhMyRockness.com) 1:30pm / DIEHARD With a knack for making nostalgia-tinged,poppedout indie rock that’s alternately loud and/or mellow(ish) in all the right places, this band will get your head bopping and your toes tapping. Ezra Selove and Liz Schroeter offer a complementary pair of male/female vocals that call to mind the Pixies or Yo La Tengo. The straight-ahead, tight playing of the rhythm section offers the perfect rhythmic counterpoint to their oft-distorted, yet still somehow pleasantly shiny, guitar sounds. Myspace.com/diehardnyc (J. McVay) the deli_15 fall 2010 12:45pm / TELETEXTILE Teletextile writes beautiful, dreamy chamber pop with wonderful theatrics but none of the hokey melodrama. Singer Pamela Martinez’s voice and her harp are the strong thread that holds this band’s multi-textured songs together. Their delicate tunes made of simple percussive sounds, piano lines and strings, are as moving as their more powerful ballads, that often build to aching climaxes. Myspace.com/teletextile (Liz Schroeter) 12:00pm / DEAD LEAF ECHO It is an exciting time for Dead Leaf Echo: the trio was asked to open for the much ballyhooed reunited Chapterhouse at their Bell House show in early October - it was an epic night of shoegazing and dream-popping. All of this ties in perfectly with the October 12 release of their latest recording “Truth.” This 7 song follow up to their debut “Pale Fire” boast the mixing talents of noted studio guru John Fryer. Myspace.com/deadleafecho (Dave Cromwell)
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