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Missing Image ;(

I saw them at a summer goa festival in Germany in 1996. They are still fairly popular I believe. I am sure their music is copyrighted but I am risking it in order to share it with you guys. If you like them visit there site at this or buy their CDs form Amazon.

If you are interested in radio drama, please tune into Matthew's Show tonight at 11PM.

Februrary 12th 2004 on elmwoodRADIO
11:00pm

A Radio Dramatization of the short civil war story by Ambrose Bierce. First aired on the radio program Escape! on December 10th, 1947.

I added a bunch of Kimya songs to the radio today. As most of you know she is my very favorite singer. Her style is anti-folk. You can find out more information about her here

We also heard Kimya for the first time at Mohawk place last year. Its just a cool place to hear new music.

Its Monday and we are playing the Model Sons whose CD we received at Mohawk Place on Saturday. The guy in the red shirt gave the CD to Terry when he signe dup for the mailing list. He is hot.

Here is a review I found on the site. Maybe Terry will write his own review later.

"Next are The Model Sons, whom I very much hope I will get to see again. They have a unique, interesting sound that seems to take bits and pieces from many different sources and integrate them in a new way. The sung/shouted vocals are very punky, especially during the unison shouting, but these are not punk songs. (The call-and-response shouting on a couple of songs is particularly cool.) The guitars are almost metal, but without the bloated, overwrought quality that turns me off, most metal. The rhythmic structures in some of the songs occasionally approach some of the wild math rock that I love so, with the powerhouse drummer and bassist playing against each other to make a greater whole, but there's not the complexity-for-its-own-sake that turns other people off math rock. They close by bringing people onstage for an all-star singalong, and their fans drench the stage with beer."
- The Noise (Steve Gisselbrecht)