Linoleum-Dissent-CD-FLAC-1997-401

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     Artist......: Linoleum
     Album.......: Dissent

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Lino Vinyl
     Genre.......: Rock


     Tracks......: 13
     Bitrate.....: 958 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:45:46  (327.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-04-19
     Store date..: 1997-07-21
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.linovinyl.co.uk/



     01 Restriction                                                      3:23
     02 Marquis                                                          2:43
     03 Dissent                                                          3:34
     04 Stay Awhile                                                      4:21
     05 On A Tuesday                                                     4:18
     06 Dangerous Shoes                                                  5:08
     07 Ray Liotta                                                       2:05
     08 She's Sick                                                       3:37
     09 Twisted                                                          4:45
     10 Beds                                                             3:30
     11 Unresolved                                                       3:03
     12 Ways To Escape                                                   1:49
     13 Ether                                                            3:30



     Linoleum are a London-based 4-piece fronted by singer Caroline Finch.
     Somewhat predictably, their sound is not all too different from that of
     Elastica or Sleeper, and yet, despite their dead-center indie
     guitar rock predictableness, the band somehow projects a strong sense of
     spirit and class that puts them a notch above their rivals. Overall,
     "Dissent" is a highly impressive debut, featuring a nice
     variety of moods and song styles, albeit one that sounds very 1997. The
     atmosphere of self-imposed restriction built throughout the album gives
     Linoleum a greater depth than some of their contemporaries. In the future,
     I look forward to seeing if the band can grow their sound so that it is
     defined by itself, rather than by the brit-pop era in which it exists.

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