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▀███▄ The Diableros - You Can't Break the Strings in Our Olympic Hea ▄███▀
artist : The Diableros
title : You Can't Break the Strings in Our Olympic Hearts
date : 2005
label : n/a
genre : Indie
rls. date : Jan/2006
tracks : 09
bitrate : VBRkbps
size : 59,5 MB
Pete Carmichael - voice, 12 string guitar
Tara Huk - farfisa
Ian Jackson - guitar
Phoebe Lee - drums
Gary Leggett - fuzz bass
Matt Rubba - organ
www.thediableros.tv
Ripper's note: This is an independently released CD that
was available at shows in Canada. According to the band's
website, the album will be re-released nationwide in
Canada on Baudelaire through Outside Music on February
21st. No idea if that will be remastered or otherwise
different. The review pasted below is a little
breathless... I'd say they were more like a Canadian
Interpol. Better than average effort, tho!
The Diableros' real X-Factor comes from the fact that they
make exciting, Velcro-hooky effervescent pop for real
music fans - people who actually go to shows, not the ones
who spend all their time at home trawling blogs for the
next big thing or the ones who stock their iTunes with the
soundtrack of their fave teen soap opera, and definitely
not poncey critics.
As befits a band that was founded when promoter Dan Burke
asked Carmichael to participate in a Jesus & Mary Chain
tribute show,the Diableros build on a core of dreamy,
fuzzed-out 90s college-rock influences. You can hear
echoes of everyone from Frank Black to Robert Smith in
Carmichael's bristling, jittery vocals and non-sequitur
lyrics, staticky traces of Sonic Youth, My Bloody
Valentine and Galaxie 500 in their cotton-woolly guitars
and even a stylish jolt of Stereolab in Huk's jaunty
Farfisa riffs.
They've also perfected the art of fitting unrestrained,
anthemic epics into gleaming pop songs. Their
heart-jolting melodies are accessible even when they
swerve into unlikely progressions, and they have a
vibrating, panicky energy that works as well on an album
track like the sludgy oceanic blues of Tropical Pets as it
does during one of their manic live shows.
- excerpted from Now Magazine
Props to hit2k
01-Working Out Words [04:01]
02-Push It To Monday [03:37]
03-Tropical Pets [04:11]
04-Sugar Laced Soul [03:17]
05-No Weight [04:16]
06-Olympic Island [04:08]
07-Through The Foam [06:17]
08-Smash The Clock [03:46]
09-Golden Gates [05:21]
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38:54 min
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