Nine Times That Same Song (2xCD)
New version - double disc! Includes 4 bonus tracks! Debut release by Sweden's Love is All. A marvel of sound and volume produced by Woodie Taylor of Comet Gain. Described by Calvin Johnson in Rockpile as "a spiraling cacophony that drives one to the dance floor to pogo like a maniac." On What's Your Rupture? the label that brought America the Long Blondes and caUSE co-MOTION!
| Tracklisting | |
| Disk | 1 | |
| 1 | Talk Talk Talk |
| 2 | Ageing Had Never Been His Friend |
| 3 | Turn the Radio Off |
| 4 | Used Goods |
| 5 | Busy Doing Nothing |
| 6 | Make out Fall out Make Up |
| 7 | Felt Tip |
| 8 | Spinning & Scratching |
| 9 | Turn the TV Off |
| 10 | Trying Too Hard |
| Michelle S.
- Akron, OH, |
| This is messy and frantic post-punk at its arguably very best. Nine Times is reminiscent of a girlier Bloc Party, embryonically spliced with Sleater-Kinney, plus a dose of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Pretty Girls Make Graves (fans, take notice). One could easily accuse them of writing the same song nine times- what a self-fulfilling prophecy!- but some stick with you more than others. And all are short and fully danceable, if that dancing happens to look somewhat spastic. Think of it as a user-friendly handbook to riot grrrl sensibilities, save a few romantic notions toward the last track. | |
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