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Mystery of Two: Mystery of Two (2009)
Punk that is challenging, sometimes unfamiliar but always accessible, reminiscent of the Talking Heads and Dinosaur Jr.
"Live take" recordings with masterful guitar and drums later augmented with violin, sax and slide guitar.
Recommended if you like
Dinosaur Jr.,
Feelies,
Talking Heads.
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Mystery of Two: Mystery of Two (2004)
This conflagrant trio presents an unholy fusion of the Talking Heads and fIREHOSE, of Television (the band) and psychedelia (the sound)
Recommended if you like
fIREHOSE,
Talking Heads,
Television.
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Mystery of Two: Gravity (2008)
Not quite post-punk, not quite New Wave, this Cleveland trio nonetheless shares traits with both (angular guitar parts, occasional synth bleeps), but adds other components – Sonic Youth noise and Feelies guitar drive.
Recommended if you like
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah,
Talking Heads,
The Feelies.
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Mystery of Two: Arrows Are All You Know (2007)
On Arrows Are All You Know, the band’s debut longplayer now available on Exit Stencil Recordings, this conflagrant trio presents an unholy fusion of the Talking Heads and fIREHOSE, of Television (the band) and psychedelia (the sound).
Recommended if you like
fIREHOSE,
Talking Heads,
Television.
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MANNYMAN: SPIRITS OF THE DEAD THE ORIGINAL MOVIE SOUNDTRACK OF BAD SPIRITS (2006)
"Bad Spirits” is a mystery/adventure story about two treasure hunters who accidentally disturb the grave of an Indian Medicine Man, whose spirit plagues our adventurers
Recommended if you like
Depeche Mode,
Enigma,
William Orbit.
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Sauni's Big Jump: Anything Could Happen (2008)
Sauni was a beyta fish that got tired of living in a little fishbowl and Sauni's Big Jump is a Northern Colorado based band who try to expand the fishbowl that is pop music by blending bluegrass, alt rock, folk rock, country, and other influences.
Recommended if you like
Jack Johnson,
Nickel Creek,
Paul Simon.
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Borderline Express: Borderline Express (2005)
World Class Folk with Texas Attitude. Guitar, Violin, Dobro, Jaw Harp, Washtub Bass and cameos of other instruments weave a tapestry of thirteen original songs and two special arrangements for over an hour of imagery, humor, pathos, mystery & adventure.
Recommended if you like
Grateful Dead,
Jerry Jeff Walker,
Johnny Cash.
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All My Pretty Ones: Tone Poems (2008)
Thick with vocal harmonies, folky guitars, classically influenced piano, upright bass and oboe, unconventional percussion, and a mystery instrument or two, All My Pretty Ones have coined the term 'chamber folk' to describe their music.
Recommended if you like
Iron & Wine.
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Dave Easley: A Time of the Signs (2011)
This roots-rock and reggae album ranges from contemplative to humorous, from cajun to eastern, with a lot of room for improvisation. Brian Stoltz of the Funky Meters and formerly of the Neville Brothers, guest stars on guitar and vocals on several songs.
Recommended if you like
Frank Zappa,
Grateful Dead,
Nick Drake.