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Nap Attack : Choose Your Own Adventure
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An instrumental math rock three piece combining precision chaos with melodic sensibility.
Genre: Rock: Math Rock
Release Date: 2003
Choose Your Own Adventure
Nap Attack
Record Label: Monosyllabic
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1. 100,000 Welcomes 2:56 + MP3 $0.99
2. If It Doesn't Feel Good Then Don't Do It 3:59 + MP3 $0.99
3. Cruisin' Usa 5:02 + MP3 $0.99
4. I Imagined An Aeroplane Was a Beautiful Woman 2:41 + MP3 $0.99
5. Castle Grayscale 4:41 + MP3 $0.99
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Careening through explosions, intricacies and unpredictable twists and turns, California's Nap Attack create their own instrumental brand of "un-rock". The trio, featuring a lead bassist and rhythm guitarist create a braided path of pummelling staccato and melodic passages. Complex and interesting guitar and bass work complements the erratic and precise drums, often experimenting with peculiar tempos and phase shift ideas earlier explored by avant-garde composers such as Philip Glass and Steve Reich. So take some caffeine pills and fall off the tire swing! This is rock that finds unexpected ways to be beautiful.

More information at: www.monosyllabicrecords.com

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REVIEWS

beautiful
author: Renee Hebert
                            
amazing, its complex and wonderful to listen to. it will kep you entertained and intrigued. it was presisely writen in odd time while it was preformed with feeling.
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amazing music
author: bistromath
                            
I'd give it more stars if I could ... much of the music I buy leaves my "permanent" rotation pretty quickly -- not these guys. I've listened to the songs on this CD nearly every day for the last few months, and I have yet to tire of them. Amazingly creative stuff ... you won't be disappointed.
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superb instrumental music in the math rock vein
author: J-sin
                            
I used to love those damn “Choose Your Own Adventure” books. Of course I’d skip to the end and try to work my way backwards through them but that was because I didn’t have any friends. But Nap Attack is sure to make plenty of new friends and fans with this short five-song EP of what they dub as “un-rock”. The tempo is ever-changing and shifting that would make renowned composer Philip Glass blush. This is superb instrumental music in a math rock type of vein—the riff on “If It Doesn’t Feel Good Then Don’t Do It” will have you grooving along and making up your own lyrics. They’ve come yards closer to perfection after their demo. Monosyllabic Records has a great band on its hands. Math rock will never be the same.
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superb instrumental music in the math rock vein
author: J-sin
                            
I used to love those damn “Choose Your Own Adventure” books. Of course I’d skip to the end and try to work my way backwards through them but that was because I didn’t have any friends. But Nap Attack is sure to make plenty of new friends and fans with this short five-song EP of what they dub as “un-rock”. The tempo is ever-changing and shifting that would make renowned composer Philip Glass blush. This is superb instrumental music in a math rock type of vein—the riff on “If It Doesn’t Feel Good Then Don’t Do It” will have you grooving along and making up your own lyrics. They’ve come yards closer to perfection after their demo. Monosyllabic Records has a great band on its hands. Math rock will never be the same.
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