Make_Believe--Going_To_The_Bone_Church-2008-UBE

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           Make Believe - Going To The Bone Church
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  Label  : Coraille/Flameshovel
  Style  : Indie
  Grabber: EAC
  Encoder: LAME
  Quality: VBR/44,1kHz
  Reldate: 12.Jan.2011
  Street : 29.Apr.2008
  Songs  : 16

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  Release Notes:

  The band:
  Formed in 2003, Make Believe are yet another reshuffling of
  players from the '90s Chicago emo/indie rock scene (Joan of
  Arc, Cap'n Jazz, Owls, Ghosts and Vodka, etc.), this time
  featuring guitarist Sam Zurick, bassist Bobby Burg, and
  cousins Nate Kinsella on drums and Tim Kinsella on vocals.
  The experimental indie punk sounds of Make Believe first
  appeared in spring 2004 on a five-song self-titled EP issued
  through Flameshovel. The band's chaotic yet exhilarating
  musical presence was well-received, and the quartet followed
  up that fall with The Pink 7". Make Believe's hard-rocking
  full-length debut, Shock of Being, appeared in October 2005
  to a positive response, as their volatile live show was
  taken on the road with bands like the Good Life, Hella, and
  the Paper Chase to further spread the love within the indie
  rock constituency. A summer 2006 run with Cursive led up to
  Make Believe's return that fall with their sophomore effort,
  Of Course.

  The album:
  On their third full-length record for Flameshovel, Joan of
  Arc alter ego Make Believe turn in another bewildering batch
  of avant-rock songs. Anyone who is familiar with this group
  of musicians knows what to expect by now, and on Going to
  the Bone Church, they continue to play by their own rules.
  Drummer Nate Kinsella still eschews his hi hat for a
  tambourine mounted on its stand while simultaneously
  hammering on his Wurlitzer, guitarist Sam Zurick still
  fingerpicks his electric guitar as if it were some sort of
  percussive harp, and Tim Kinsella still spits stream of
  consciousness lyrics peppered with barks and shrieks while
  bassist Bobby Burg reins them all in with the low end that
  anchors the songs. At first listen, many of these songs can
  come off as incoherent noodling -- Make Believe is certainly
  not for everybody -- but with repeated listens, subtle
  grooves reveal themselves in their jerky stop-start rhythms,
  and the songs begin to gel until the off-kilter melodies
  lodge themselves in your head. Lyrically, Kinsella offers
  some gems, and some headscratchers, such as "all porn is gay
  porn" (in "(I Can't Understand) Satisfaction") and "protest
  the Vietnam War" (which is either 40 years too late or is
  meant to be a metaphor for the war in Iraq). Overall, this
  album is a bit more subdued than Of Course, and the band
  does seem to be lacking some of their previous urgency,
  perhaps borrowing some tricks from Joan of Arc (see the
  spoken word bongo breakdown in the title track, or the
  late-'90s emo plod of "Just Green Enough"). But elsewhere,
  such as on opener "Ooo Yum," or the spooky "Wearin Torn,"
  they are just as volatile as ever. Along with bands like
  Deerhoof and the Dirty Projectors, Make Believe continue to
  rewrite the rock playbook (almost literally, on "(I Can't
  Understand) Satisfaction," in which Kinsella quotes the
  melody from the Rolling Stones' "(I Can't Get No)
  Satisfaction," only changing the lyrics to "I can't
  understand satisfaction"), and while Going to the Bone
  Church may not be the best Make Believe release, it will
  definitely appeal to fans of their past work, and anyone
  interested in forward-thinking rock music.

  This CD-Release additionally contains the 5 songs of the
  self titled ep and 1 more bonussong.

  Enjoy this classic.

  www.myspace.com/makebelieve
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  Track List:

  01. OOO, Yum                                              03:50
  02. Just Green Enough                                     02:44
  03. Sam Rollerskating Backwards                           03:23
  04. For Lauri Bird                                        03:55
  05. Wearin' Torn                                          04:11
  06. Garden Stencil                                        03:24
  07. Goin' to the Bone Church                              03:33
  08. (I Can't Understand) Satisfaction                     03:01
  09. Taste Touch Smell Deceit and Touch                    03:16
  10. People Laughing                                       08:25
  11. We`re All Going To Die                                03:06
  12. Britt`s Favorite                                      03:35
  13. Witchcraft                                            02:33
  14. Temping As A Shaman                                   04:09
  15. Abracadabra û Thumbs                                  02:42
  16. How To Haunt A House                                  03:30
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                                                            Total
                                                            59:17 min

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