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Artist description
Guitar washes, violin, and call-and-response male and female vocals held together by complex rhythm structures. |
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Music Style
noisy post-rock |
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Musical Influences
my bloody valentine, sonic youth, stereolab, slint |
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Similar Artists
built to spill, june of 44, mogwai, the sea and cake |
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Group Members
randall - guitars, vocals; nan - violin, guitar, vocals; joe - bass; mike - drums |
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Instruments
guitar, violin, bass, drums, cello, piano |
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Albums
"stereo-boss insomnia" -- 1996 (trystero records/dutch east india trading); "hot red lucky head" - 1997 (trystero records) |
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Press Reviews
From Magnet magazine: "The four members of Beware of Clevo bring a mature, grad-school philosophizing mentality to the moody psychedelia of their first full-length release, Stereo-Boss Insomnia. The band deserves a fair amount of praise for incorporating-- in no particular order--violin, mandolin, ukulele, coronet, bass, 12-string acoustic guitar, harmonica and three different vocalists into the mix without making a mess of things. Songs such as "Between A Stitch Job," Threshold Of A Rant" and "A Stone's Throw" have rambling, shapeless structures that manage to hold together." ---Feb/Mar 1997--- From Your Flesh magazine: "Whole lotta pro-forma, post-psych-revisionary, ramshackle rattling goin' on. Beware of Clevo tangle with roughly tuned guitars aplenty, amiably shambling through loose, spacey tunes that can be focused into song-thangs or just jambo-reek away ditheringly. Gently dissonant, structurally diffuse, dreamy cold-creamy an' spontaneous. Sounds like they emerged from six mos. of rec room jamming that started without nary an agenda or preconception. All nice 'n' norm for mid-'90s coll. rock. The one distinguishing point here is male 'n' female tort 'n' retort call and respont vocalesing: ver' charming as the looseness of the weave feels authentically intimate--sounds like languid after-dinner repartee." --- Summer, 1997 --- |
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Location
Seattle, WA - USA |
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