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echoesechoes - nickel [MFR002] (September 21, 2004)

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echoes' "nickel" EP, their first release, is punk/rock/pop with a quirky edge, a deep undercurrent, and a sense of fun. Three minutes, guitars, and colorful character sketches.

Mr. Furious Records

This audio is part of the collection: Mr. Furious Records

Artist/Composer: echoes
Date: 2004-09-21 00:00:00
Source: Mr. Furious Records - FuriousSound studio
Label / Recorded by: Howie Howard
Keywords: Indie; Rock

Individual Files

Whole Item	Format	Size
MFR002_64kb.m3u	64Kbps M3U	Stream
MFR002_vbr.m3u	VBR M3U	Stream

Audio Files	VBR MP3	Ogg Vorbis	64Kbps MP3
1TheSpokenWordAsCatalyst	5.30 MB	3.50 MB	1.69 MB
2SOS	3.76 MB	2.45 MB	1.19 MB
3OpenColumns	6.34 MB	4.21 MB	2.02 MB
4GodBlessTheStrokes	5.54 MB	3.70 MB	1.78 MB
5ItsAlright	4.44 MB	2.89 MB	1.41 MB
6AmericaVotes2032	5.38 MB	3.51 MB	1.73 MB

Image Files	JPEG
echoesNickelCover	22 KB
echoesNickelCover(large)	177 KB

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MFR002_files.xml	12 KB
MFR002_meta.xml	1.17 KB
MFR002_reviews.xml	799 B

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Reviewer: analog und ehrlich - - November 23, 2005
Subject: Finest College Rock
Yepp! Really fine stuff. Somewhere inbetween Weezer and Beulah. It doesn't really sound like the The Strokes or The Hives or The Vines and there is no The in front of their name. Still it is rough and pure stuff and I like it that way.

Highly recommended:
echoes - the spoken word as a catalyst