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| Title: The Name Rings A Bell That Drowns Out Your Voice |
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| Artist: Knievel |
| (c): (C) 2002 In Music We Trust Records |
| (p): (P) 2002 In Music We Trust Records |
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2003-07-31 |
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Australian indie-pop, Knievel is Ken Stringfellow (of The Posies) backing band in Australia. Beautiful, imaginative pop for pop freaks and indie rock kids alike
Their third record, The Name Rings A Bell That Drowns Out Your Voice has been released in Australia on Architecture Label (Death Cab for Cutie) and Painted Sky in Japan (The Posies and Pedro The Lion).
A lot to say. The Name Rings A Bell That Drowns Out Your Voice is worth every breath, though. A beautiful, emotive record that captures your imagination and haunting fears, it is a record that somehow brings back all your hidden thoughts and memories and helps you win them once and for all, cleaning house and making room for the future.
A well-written, lyrically strong masterpiece of well-groomed pop music and expressive rock, Knievel is not afraid to leave you with some important piece of the puzzle, a thought to ponder while the glorious hooks, captivating harmonies, and enchanting rhythms sweep over you before jumping into a dizzying rock spell.
Knievel seems to have delivered an album worthy of your excitement, an album that will take your mind off life for a while and leave you with something - a feeling of control and direction- rather than making you feel like you've lost your way.
Those that hear The Name Rings A Bell That Drowns Out Your Voice will understand all of this. With one listen to the album it will all begin to make sense. Relax and enjoy. You're in for a good time. |
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