Goemans (bass guitar); Ross Bonney (drums, percussion). Recording information: Bryn Derwen, Wales. On their full-length debut, the Scots band the Cinematics recall the early-1980s bass heavy dance grooves of bands like New Order and Simple Minds, notably on the angst-ridden "Break" and the rolling, percussive "Asleep At the Wheel," though "Rise and Fall" cruises along on the crest of a contemporary sounding hypnotic wave of rhythm guitar, with singer Scott Rinning sounding like a cross between the Cure's Robert Smith and Coldplay's Chris Martin. (SS)
Friday, 16 February 2007
The Cinematics - A Strange Education
The Cinematics: Scott Rinning, Ramsay Miller (vocals, guitar); Adam
Goemans (bass guitar); Ross Bonney (drums, percussion). Recording information: Bryn Derwen, Wales. On their full-length debut, the Scots band the Cinematics recall the early-1980s bass heavy dance grooves of bands like New Order and Simple Minds, notably on the angst-ridden "Break" and the rolling, percussive "Asleep At the Wheel," though "Rise and Fall" cruises along on the crest of a contemporary sounding hypnotic wave of rhythm guitar, with singer Scott Rinning sounding like a cross between the Cure's Robert Smith and Coldplay's Chris Martin. (SS)
Goemans (bass guitar); Ross Bonney (drums, percussion). Recording information: Bryn Derwen, Wales. On their full-length debut, the Scots band the Cinematics recall the early-1980s bass heavy dance grooves of bands like New Order and Simple Minds, notably on the angst-ridden "Break" and the rolling, percussive "Asleep At the Wheel," though "Rise and Fall" cruises along on the crest of a contemporary sounding hypnotic wave of rhythm guitar, with singer Scott Rinning sounding like a cross between the Cure's Robert Smith and Coldplay's Chris Martin. (SS)
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Er, can't access the file because you've put it through the link protection site, Send Space doesn't allow that. Don't know why people bother with link protection anyway.
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