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Guy Davis: Blues is your Legacy

by Nada Staff on January 19th, 2005 | No Comments »

Kinney Lewis – NadaMucho.com isn’t known for its work in the blues field, but it is known for good taste in a fairly wide variety of music. I will be up front that I am not an enormous “modern”blues fan, nor do I pretend to know much about the scene, but as someone that has played guitar for most of my life, I have listened to a good chunk of the blues and I can certainly appreciate and respect the foundation it laid for a lot of the music that followed it and ripped it off.

Album Reviews > Reviews

Mercir: Making Compelling Ambient Electro-Mope-Rock

by Nada Staff on January 5th, 2005 | No Comments »

Mercir – As Small As The Center Self-Released (www.mercir.com) By Wiley Young “I might fear love or the lack thereof.” With As Small As The Center, Mercir has put out a…

Album Reviews > Reviews

Brian Wilson: Still the King of Pop

by Nada Staff on December 12th, 2004 | No Comments »

Carlo Lynch – I remember The Beach Boys’ music as summertime fluff. I know that Pet Sounds is a pop-music masterpiece, but I still find it difficult to fathom that the band that soundtracked fourth grade slip-and-slide sessions and pop-and-chip parties can be taken seriously.

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Loch Lomond: High Expectations, No Boundaries

by Nada Staff on November 26th, 2004 | No Comments »

Stella Cole – When We Were Mountains, emerging from a lineup of notable Portland contributors from The Standard and Iretsu declaring themselves Loch Lomond, is a disk of interestingly varied proportions without boundaries and full of high expectations for itself.

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Fey Ray: Politically Minded, but not a “Political Band”

by Nada Staff on November 2nd, 2004 | No Comments »

Matt (Duss, guitar & lead vox) and I (Stacey Lester, bass) used to play together in a band called the Visitors. We recorded an album but never released it. A while later, I was on vacation with a friend who used to drum in that band and I pulled out the old album and listened to it. I felt there was still a lot of potential in the songs, so I emailed Matt and asked him if we wanted to do a new project.