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Heatmiser - Dead Air [LP]
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Limited Edition of 500 copies on Sea Green Vinyl... Heatmiser's Cop and Speeder takes a few steps away from the hooky orientation of both it's Yellow No. 5 EP and 1993's Dead Air - the dark and only vaguely indie rock constructions it explores has the blues- and soul-based edge of it's peers like AFGHAN WHIGS, lending a sense of depth and sophistication to the record that's occasionally preferable to the punchier, angrier sound of it's first two Frontier Records releases. Co-songwriter and guitar player Neil Gust's knack for anthemic choruses infused with coiled passion makes the FUGAZI comparison particularly appropriate. Elliott Smith called Cop and Speeder his favorite Heatmiser album.
| 1 | Disappearing Ink | |
| 2 | Bastard John | |
| 3 | Flame! | |
| 4 | Temper | |
| 5 | Why Did I Decide To Stay? | |
| 6 | Collect To NYC | |
| 7 | Hitting On The Waiter | |
| 8 | Busted Lip | |
| 9 | Antonio Carlos Jobim | |
| 10 | It's Not A Prop | |
| 11 | Something To Lose | |
| 12 | Sleeping Pill | |
| 13 | Trap Door | |
| 14 | Nightcap |
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