Revolving_Doors-Songs_For_Car_Commercials-2009-RTB

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2010-02-08

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ARTIST: Revolving Doors
TITLE: Songs for Car Commercials
LABEL: Analogy Records
GENRE: Instrumental Rock
BITRATE: 188kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 48m total
RELEASE DATE: 2009-00-00
RIP DATE: 2010-01-14

Track List
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1.  Fog                              4:52
2.  Sealab                           5:09
3.  Summers End                      4:27
4.  AM Radio                         1:33
5.  Ryan's Beard                     4:02
6.  The Pony Express                 3:50
7.  A Chicken, A Fish, And A Lamb    4:56
8.  I Still Wish I Could Breathe     2:17
    Under Water
9.  FM Radio                         0:27
10. Obviously Grilled                3:17
11. This Gizmo Is Out Of Juice       3:51
12. Just Fucking Smile               4:39
13. Song For A Car Commercial        2:17
14. One Last Thing                   3:22

Release Notes:

http://www.myspace.com/revolvingdoors


Revolving Doors is an instrumental rock band based out of Madison/Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. Drawing from music between jazz and rock to electronica; this three
piece has created a sound of their own. Experimenting with these sounds has
allowed the band to be limitless in their creativity, resulting in music that's
not easily categorized. A hybrid of three individual's influences and
experiences.

"It turns out Madison-Milwaukee instrumental band Revolving DoorsÆ second album,
Songs For Car Commercials, is a good one to put on while washing dishes. In this
case, thatÆs a compliment: While a lot of instrumental-rock groups get stuck
heaving themselves through one windy crescendo after another, Revolving DoorsÆ
earnest and layered blend of pop melodies and electronic treatments can actually
catch listeners off-guard in such lonely or dull moments." -The Onion (Madison,
WI)

"Revolving Doors' music is as enchanting as it is loud. The track ôI Still Wish
I Could Breathe Underwaterö is a perfect example of this with soothing keys and
glockenspiel backed by ethereal guitar play that reverberates through
headphones. The song is short and sweet, something some bands of Revolving
Doors' ilk could learn a few things about." -Dane101.com (Madison, WI)

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