The first album from Unwound in three years finds them naturally having spent more time refining their musicianship in the studio. Their style has grown toward more ambitious playing. Their songwriting has matured with the creation of refined pieces and movements, well balanced and thought out. There are instrumental pieces that will surprise you, and sing-alongs that will woo you. Guest musicians include Steve Fisk, Janet Weiss, and Brandt Sandeno. The double CD is beautifully packaged and features videos    [ read more ]

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4 songs in all.

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VINYL FORMAT. Vinyl-only REISSUE of Unwound's debut album recorded way back in 1992 & displaying their early hardcore influences (Rites Of Spring, Husker Du, Black Flag etc.) with hints of melody & noise that they have since continued to explore.

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Their classic first full-length recording. This one is popular with the kids, those who buy MELVINS, NATION OF ULYSSES, SLINT and NIRVANA, etc. It rocks wicked-bad!

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Unwound's second record of noise symphonies contains some more coherently focused attempts at songwriting than their debut effort, and, on a whole, the Fugazi meets Sonic Youth in a dark alley musical theatrics really start to sound polished this time around. Tracks like the opening [ read more ]

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Repetition is without question the most sleek and mood-encompassing album Unwound has released throughout the breadth of their career. Much of the familiar style they established on New Plastic Ideas is here, boiled down into an even more dark and thundering form, with some of the e   [ read more ]

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There are many off-kilter descriptions of UNWOUND giving references to a D.C. sound or to SONIC YOUTH. They aren't a hardcore band but play hardcore shows; they aren't an art rock band but this is definitely art.

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The first album from Unwound in three years finds them naturally having spent more time refining their musicianship in the studio. Their style has grown toward more ambitious playing. Their songwriting has matured with the creation of refined pieces and movements, well balanced and thought out. There are instrumental pieces that will surprise you, and sing-alongs that will woo you. Guest musicians include Steve Fisk, Janet Weiss, and Brandt Sandeno. The double CD is beautifully packaged and features videos    [ read more ]

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A Single History contains Unwound's tracks from compilation albums and 7" singles from 1991-1997.

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With producer Steve Fisk at the helm, Unwound's first album bursts out of the gate with the opener "Dragnalus" and tears through a dozen songs of prime indie-grindcore, including "Star Spangled Hell" and "Pure Pain Sugar." ~ Keith Farley, All Music Guide

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Taking their punk heritage from the Buzzcocks, Unwound write grinding, but tuneful songs. Most tracks rumble with a wandering bass while guitar fuzz coats the works. The vocals are intense, usually screamed. One atypical touch is the closer, a hypnotic quasi-ambient organ piece. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

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