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Back in the USSR. Or better to say 'back in the CIS'. Earworm are from belarus and addicted to progressive rock. People who really like them compare them to 'A Minor Forest'.
A factory worker at the cello, a professional musican normally working for orchestras playing bass in his freetime. And both of them together with two of their friends are 'earworm'. Doesn't it sound like the beginning of some kind of story?
Let them take you by the hand and take you away.
This audio is part of the collection: analog und ehrlich
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels
Artist/Composer: Earworm
Date: 2005-10-07 00:00:00
Source: Earworm
Label / Recorded by: Earworm
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| awakening of the Ear |
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| stirrup |
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| sulfuric fuse |
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| mushroom juice |
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| eardrum |
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| snail |
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| Happy New Ear! |
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| Back Cover |
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| Front Cover |
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Reviewer:
brentonsears -
Subject:
Fearless Composition
This band demonstrates prog as it should be: no holds barred. It takes confidence and courage to tackle some of the content in these tracks. The timing could be a bit tighter, the production is quite distorted.
Reviewer:
edwin p manchester -
Subject:
wow
I checked this out on a whim, not having heard anything else from Analog Und Erhlich, and I was blown away! This is exactly the kind of music that I want to hear; rocking in kind of a seventies progrock way, with the same kind of bite as bands like A Minor Forest or instrumental Slint... I love this EP. I just wish the recording was a bit clearer, in any case I'll definitely be watching this band.
