This record is chock full of urgent, stripped down, art-damaged pop that is produced and played with just the right amount of restraint. Rejecting the no wave tag, A-FRAMES hit a little higher with a Factory Records-like spin on the sounds of early Wire and The Fall. Perfect for those overcast moments.

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VINYL FORMAT. Fake Surfers, the fourth album by Seattle's prolific and sacred Intelligence, is destined to change your whole outlook on "pop" music. As with 2007's Deuteronomy, The Intelligence has employed In The Red house producer Mike McHugh at the Distillery to hone their edge to its sharpest yet. The possibility of an industrial/pop music crossover seems as unlikely as a black metal/country conglomeration, but on this new album, The Intelligence introduces a whole new spectrum of sonic awareness cleve...   [ read more ]

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