Six albums in and going strong, is there anything You Am I can't do? It is common for Australian bands to have one or two great albums but You Am I are out of control. Their latest masterpiece, ?Deliverance? is an orgy of rocking good times with tones reminiscent of ?Hi Fi Way?. Upon first listen I thought the overall sound of ?Deliverance? was much like Nick Barker with a touch of early Ammonia. Singer/songwriter Tim Rogers has unleashed a powerful energy lathered in reverence for the contemporary rock sc...   [ read more ]

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Subtly toned down, yet still spunky with its clever lyrics and pure guitar pop, Dress Me Slowly isn't much of a departure from You Am I's career-long mastery of an almost-lost pop/rock form. Singer/guitarist/songwriter Tim Rogers presents his slightly more serious material with all the verve and personality fans should expect. Maybe it's just that the newness has worn off, but at times Dress Me Slowly seems drawn away from certain personal intangibles that are as critical to Rogers' st...   [ read more ]

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This bold, eclectic, 80-minute album is the pinnacle of the band's twenty-year career. From eleven-minute guitar jams to gorgeous ballads to winsome horn-drenched pop songs, this album is all over the map, in a very good way. Features the talents of longtime Nashville producer Roger Moutenot, violinist Dave Mansfield of Dylan's Rolling Thunder Review, and the jacket artistry of Gary Panter (Raw, Jimbo).

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