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Your Gateway to Music and More from a Christian Perspective Slow down as you approach the gate, and have your change ready.... |
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The Weightless E.P. begins on a high note, with the sugary noise pop of "Free (Like I'm Meant To Be)." Lead singer Anita Robinson's wispy vocals float in and out of a bed of fuzzy guitars, space keyboards and melodic bass: I'm
reaching up like a flower does
The E.P. is quite a bit more experimental than its precursor, 1998's Hooray For Now, with unfortunately negative results. For example, the second track, "And the Writing's On the Wall" begins as a peppy pop track, but dissolves into a slow moving indie rock river that goes nowhere. "Forever Started Yesterday" starts off well enough, with clean electric chords, but is also overlong and rather forgettable in the end. The band almost manages to redeem themselves at the end with a fantastic cover of the Cure class "Love Song," but it's not enough to make The Weightless E.P. anywhere near as good as Hooray For Now. Michial Farmer 8/20/2000
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