The Joggers' latest oddball masterpiece, With a Cape and a Cane, is noticeably free of Pro-Tools effects and mix-down wizardry, and this rawness is exactly how the Joggers like it. Raw with incredible chops, With a Cane and a Cape hits you with a guitar-god-like riffs mixed with slacker-punk attitude, and oddly, incredible precision. It also has a big heart, as evidenced on songs like "Night of the Horsepills," which eloquently speaks of an old flame reignited.

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French Kicks are not a traditional rock 'n' roll band. Although they have elements of snarly garage rock, slick new wave, and giddy classic mod-pop, they remain completely unique. The four of them work together like draughtsmen creating musical architecture -- a note is never wasted, a drop is never spilled. Their songs always seem to be on an angle, hovering just at breaking point. They cut to the quick with lurching riffs and palpitating percussion, but they are also cute and coltish and undeniably catch...   [ read more ]

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