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Popskull

by butterFace

© Copyright - butterFace / g'nesh g'nop records (686283910641)
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Indie power pop with the perfect mix of grit and polish; edgy, crackling guitar lines driving the inspiration into atmospheres bordering on the spacious.
Genre: Rock: Modern Rock
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1. Letting Go
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2. Dropping Things
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3. Girl U Want
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4. Celestia
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5. Sacred Heart
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6. Can't Hide
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7. Free Fall
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8. Pete's Place
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9. Give It Up
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10. Impatient
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11. My Place Or Yours
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12. All In Yer Mind
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13. You Need Someone
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
ButterFace hail from the suburbs of San Diego, California. The three members come from completely different musical backgrounds, but have found their niche in the graces of Rock-N-Roll.
Formed in the summer of 2002, butterFace have just released their debut CD to rave reviews. The band has been mentioned honorably in the 2003 Indi Rock Fest, an online music festival. They have played to their fans in various venues such as The Adams Ave Street Fair and local musical clubs.
Now with a sense of purpose, butterFace hopes to broaden their horizons and take on the world!


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Matt Rhea
Popskull rocks!
From start to finish "Popskull" is a relentless rock machine that takes no prisoners. I am not a huge fan of rock music these days, but this album seems to have something more. It's packed with huge hooks, catchy melodies and great guitar playing (The solos on "Sacred Heart" even sound a little like Frank Zappa to me. Maybe I'm crazy?). The best part about the album for me is it's overall cohesiveness. Not one song sounds out of place. Popskull is truelly an "Album" and not just a bunch of songs thrown together. I would recommend "Popskull" to anyone into 80's music, Power Pop, The Beatles, etc.

John Meiter
idie pop takes on the 80's.
ButterFace has recorded an indie pop rock extravaganza. With hints of the Foo Fighters, XTC and even the Fab 4(that¡¦s the Beatles for you under 30 kids), ButterFace has successfully experimented with different genres. Each tune has a unique style and compositional format. Tunes flow from rockers such as the UFO inspired "Celestia", to the heart-on-the-sleeve "Sacred Heart". In an era when indie pompous acts have forgotten how to guitar solo, ButterFace is not afraid to let one go once in awhile. The outtro take, "You Need Someone", with its Beatle-esque production and string arrangements, makes for a perfect ending to a perfect ride!