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| GlosHarmonium2007 Lovitt
Review by: Brian See others by this writer Lovitt Records (link) Only registered users can post comments Published on May 11th 2007
As far as kinetic, drearily atmospheric and slightly electro-tinged indie rock goes, suffice it to say Glös is already leading the pack. It makes sense -- co-frontperson Keeley Davis cites Engine Down, Denali and currently Sparta on his resume, his sister Maura has lended her sultry, stunning vocal work to Denali and currently Ambulette, and drummer Cornbread Compton has provided his unique stick skills to Engine Down and now Biology and Heavens. On the trio's debut Harmonium, the band collaborate the influences of their work (namely Engine Down, though) to craft a solid debut.
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i agree. maura's vocals are almost hidden under the music. I usually eat up all things Keeley and Maura so I'm surprised I haven't got into this. I might pick it up soon. i meant > vanessa carlton's harmonium - glos' harmonium lovitt is awesome va represent Love this album. |