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*Ro'- Ashes of giant
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Gonz'- Comme s'il suffisait de poster pour être respecté
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Re: CRIME IN STEREO
duffe Sam 23 Jan - 3:18
Amazing (4.5 out of 5 stars) review in ALTERNATIVE PRESS (March 2010)
Crime In Stereo's I WAS TRYING TO DESCRIBE YOU TO SOMEONE
Review: 4.5 STARS OUT OF 5 (March 2010 issue of ALTERNATIVE PRESS)
Crime In Stereo rewrote the melodic hardcore rulebook with 2007’s Is Dead, so it figures they would junk it altogether for I Was Trying To Describe You To Someone, its equally ambitious, unpredictable follow-up. The only times Describe comes close to a familiar melodic-hardcore beat are on the opening “Queue Moderns” and the upbeat closer “I Cannot Answer You Tonight.” Otherwise, CIS convey aggression and energy through a maddening array of effects pedals and the haunting, grainy tenor of Kristian Hallbert’s reverberating voice, combining to form corrosive anthems embellished by space and nuance.
“Drugwolf” contains the biggest chorus of the band’s career to date, benefiting from a furious guitar part and soaring vocals from Hallbert (plus producer Mike Sapone’s creative recording technique). The beautiful “Young” shreds a caustic fit amid a poetic, chillingly delivered scene. Despite noticeably jarring mood swings in “Odalisque” and “Type One,” Describe’s middle third is the album’s most brilliant and compelling section. If Describe isn’t hardcore in sound, it is in spirit, from the possible police cynicism of “Drugwolf” to the Cro-Mags (and Braid) references in “Odalisque.” But who cares? Just trying to describe this album is frustrating enough. (BRIDGE NINE; bridge9.com) Brian Shultz
duffe- Ashes of giant
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*Ro'- Ashes of giant
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*Ro'- Ashes of giant
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elegiak- Ni daron, ni maître, ni servant
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Re: CRIME IN STEREO
*Ro' Mer 10 Fév - 21:43
Je suis assez septique, je ne sauterai au plafond que quand je recevrai les réponses...
*Ro'- Ashes of giant
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duffe- Ashes of giant
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*Ro'- Ashes of giant
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Re: CRIME IN STEREO
*Ro' Mar 10 Aoû - 1:11
CRIME IN STEREO IS DEAD (2002 - 2010).
FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK.
*Ro'- Ashes of giant
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duffe- Ashes of giant
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duffe- Ashes of giant
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Re: CRIME IN STEREO
*Ro' Mar 10 Aoû - 19:56
Ça a ruiné ma fin de journée, si je les avais pas vus j'en aurais chialé.
*Ro'- Ashes of giant
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Re: CRIME IN STEREO
duffe Jeu 9 Sep - 4:05
To all our friends, fans and family, everywhere...
par Crime In Stereo, mercredi 8 septembre 2010, à 18:49
We'd like to thank everybody for the kind words and well wishes.
Many of you are requesting that we reveal the reasons behind the breakup. Like any divorce, there's no one reason. It's the cumulative effect of many problems left unchecked/unresolved over the course of years. Many of these reasons are personal and we ask that you respect our decision to move on. We appreciate the support that's been given to us over the years, and we feel truly blessed to have done this for so long. I think the longevity of Crime in Stereo was more a testament to you than it was to us.
However, to quell any speculation, we should make it clear that Kristian's surgery had absolutely nothing to do with the announced hiatus. It was purely coincidence, as Kristian and I had decided to make this move before he got sick. His face/jaw/voice/throat is totally fine. He's singing as great as ever and there are no lasting residual effects.
There will be new music forthcoming from most members of Crime in Stereo. Kristian and I had been working on new songs well before the split, and we will get them out to the public as soon as we feel they are ready. K and I love making music together, and we're very excited to keep it going. Hopefully we have something out to you sooner rather than later.
Gary has a new band called DAYTRADER along with some members of Latterman and Divider. I've just heard the first roughs of their demo and I believe they'll be releasing it to the public sometime very soon. Stay tuned.
Also, I think most of the original CiS members (myself, Kristian, Gary, Mike Musilli) along with Latterman/Bridge and Tunnel drummer Pat Schramm will be making a fast melodic hardcore record sometime in the near future. For the first time in a long time, I significantly miss playing fast music. The band will be part-time at most, but that's the point. It's been a while since we did something strictly for fun. The writing is going great, and will mark a return to Contract-era speeds and sounds.
The last CiS shows are being booked as we speak. There will be 3 or 4 more shows, all of them in the Northeast.
Stay tuned to the CiS social-networking sites (twitter/facebook/myspace) for all information about the final CIS shows, as well as any new music.
Also stay up on Bridge9.com and TheB9.com for final show info, as well as the final runs of Crime In Stereo merch. The Bridge9 store will be printing a few of our favorite shirt designs, all of which were only ever available on tour. They will be printed in limited quantities, so look out for that.
I'd like to briefly thank three people in particular: Anna Jacobson-Leong, Karl Hensel and Christopher Wrenn. It is through their belief in this band that we were able to accomplish anything at all. I hope they know the high regards we will hold them in, and the appreciation we have for all their hard work and dedication. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to do what we love.
Finally, I'd like to thank our dear friend Ryan Mackfall for producing the video for "I Am Everything I Am Not." This was supposed to be a CiS documentary that was to be filmed over half a year in Europe. When things with the band fell apart, Ryan took some of the footage to make this video, which is easily my favorite piece of media ever produced for this band. On a personal note: Ryan - we love and miss you, and you have absolutely outdone yourself with this. You're one of the most talented people we've ever gotten to work with and we appreciate you entirely. The link for the video can be seen below.
Crime In Stereo: I Am Everything I Am Not - http://vimeo.com/14632158
Crime in Stereo- 2002-2010
Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt.
Thank you.
-Alex Dunne/Crime in Stereo
par Crime In Stereo, mercredi 8 septembre 2010, à 18:49
We'd like to thank everybody for the kind words and well wishes.
Many of you are requesting that we reveal the reasons behind the breakup. Like any divorce, there's no one reason. It's the cumulative effect of many problems left unchecked/unresolved over the course of years. Many of these reasons are personal and we ask that you respect our decision to move on. We appreciate the support that's been given to us over the years, and we feel truly blessed to have done this for so long. I think the longevity of Crime in Stereo was more a testament to you than it was to us.
However, to quell any speculation, we should make it clear that Kristian's surgery had absolutely nothing to do with the announced hiatus. It was purely coincidence, as Kristian and I had decided to make this move before he got sick. His face/jaw/voice/throat is totally fine. He's singing as great as ever and there are no lasting residual effects.
There will be new music forthcoming from most members of Crime in Stereo. Kristian and I had been working on new songs well before the split, and we will get them out to the public as soon as we feel they are ready. K and I love making music together, and we're very excited to keep it going. Hopefully we have something out to you sooner rather than later.
Gary has a new band called DAYTRADER along with some members of Latterman and Divider. I've just heard the first roughs of their demo and I believe they'll be releasing it to the public sometime very soon. Stay tuned.
Also, I think most of the original CiS members (myself, Kristian, Gary, Mike Musilli) along with Latterman/Bridge and Tunnel drummer Pat Schramm will be making a fast melodic hardcore record sometime in the near future. For the first time in a long time, I significantly miss playing fast music. The band will be part-time at most, but that's the point. It's been a while since we did something strictly for fun. The writing is going great, and will mark a return to Contract-era speeds and sounds.
The last CiS shows are being booked as we speak. There will be 3 or 4 more shows, all of them in the Northeast.
Stay tuned to the CiS social-networking sites (twitter/facebook/myspace) for all information about the final CIS shows, as well as any new music.
Also stay up on Bridge9.com and TheB9.com for final show info, as well as the final runs of Crime In Stereo merch. The Bridge9 store will be printing a few of our favorite shirt designs, all of which were only ever available on tour. They will be printed in limited quantities, so look out for that.
I'd like to briefly thank three people in particular: Anna Jacobson-Leong, Karl Hensel and Christopher Wrenn. It is through their belief in this band that we were able to accomplish anything at all. I hope they know the high regards we will hold them in, and the appreciation we have for all their hard work and dedication. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to do what we love.
Finally, I'd like to thank our dear friend Ryan Mackfall for producing the video for "I Am Everything I Am Not." This was supposed to be a CiS documentary that was to be filmed over half a year in Europe. When things with the band fell apart, Ryan took some of the footage to make this video, which is easily my favorite piece of media ever produced for this band. On a personal note: Ryan - we love and miss you, and you have absolutely outdone yourself with this. You're one of the most talented people we've ever gotten to work with and we appreciate you entirely. The link for the video can be seen below.
Crime In Stereo: I Am Everything I Am Not - http://vimeo.com/14632158
Crime in Stereo- 2002-2010
Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt.
Thank you.
-Alex Dunne/Crime in Stereo
duffe- Ashes of giant
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Date d'inscription : 28/09/2005
Le_Golfeur- Notres mèches nous trompent
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Re: CRIME IN STEREO
*Ro' Ven 1 Oct - 16:48
Mon interview avec Gary, Mike et Patt de Daytrader:
http://alternativnews.blogspot.com/2010/10/interview-exclusive-daytrader.html#more
http://alternativnews.blogspot.com/2010/10/interview-exclusive-daytrader.html#more
*Ro'- Ashes of giant
- Nombre de messages : 8202
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Localisation : Anglet (64) + Bordeaux (33)
Date d'inscription : 09/04/2006 -
*Ro'- Ashes of giant
- Nombre de messages : 8202
Age : 34
Localisation : Anglet (64) + Bordeaux (33)
Date d'inscription : 09/04/2006 -
Re: CRIME IN STEREO
Nab Jeu 21 Oct - 0:26
nixamère ils ouvrent avec une reprise de silent maj' <3
dès qu'ya des videos tu fais tourner romain !!!
dès qu'ya des videos tu fais tourner romain !!!
Nab- Tu penses trop fort, tu parles trop fort, tu postes trop fort
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Re: CRIME IN STEREO
*Ro' Jeu 21 Oct - 2:09
J'en ai pas trouvé sur YouTube mais j'ai pas fait tous les forums non plus.
La setlist:
1. Knew Song (Silent Majority)
2. 25 Cent Giraffes (Lifetime)
3. Simple Song (Avail)
4. Boxcar (Jawbreaker)
5. Paper Thin (Hot Water Music)
6. Waiting Room (Fugazi)
7. Woodson (Get Up Kids)
8. Autumn (Kill Your Idols)
9. Tight Like Strings (As Friends Rust)
10. Start Today (Gorilla Biscuits)
11. Reconsider (Indecision)
12. Foundation (Tripface)
13. Of Epic proportions (Milhouse)
14. Polar Bear Club (Silent Majority)
15. Cross Crowded Rooms (Silent Majority)
La setlist:
1. Knew Song (Silent Majority)
2. 25 Cent Giraffes (Lifetime)
3. Simple Song (Avail)
4. Boxcar (Jawbreaker)
5. Paper Thin (Hot Water Music)
6. Waiting Room (Fugazi)
7. Woodson (Get Up Kids)
8. Autumn (Kill Your Idols)
9. Tight Like Strings (As Friends Rust)
10. Start Today (Gorilla Biscuits)
11. Reconsider (Indecision)
12. Foundation (Tripface)
13. Of Epic proportions (Milhouse)
14. Polar Bear Club (Silent Majority)
15. Cross Crowded Rooms (Silent Majority)
*Ro'- Ashes of giant
- Nombre de messages : 8202
Age : 34
Localisation : Anglet (64) + Bordeaux (33)
Date d'inscription : 09/04/2006 -