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 01. "Satellites" 02. "Nowheres Nigh" 03. "Mount Misery" 04. "Little Ones" 05. "The Ceasing Now" 06. "Wedding In A Wasteland" 07. "Prefix Free" 08. "Solemn Show World"
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| | Descripción: | Artwork: BJ Warshaw, Bass, Electronics, Vocals, Saxophone: BJ Warshaw, Drums, Percussion: Joe Wong, Engineer [Assistant]: Scott Hochstetler, Guitar, Electronics, Tape: Sarah Lipstate, Mastered By: Paul Gold, Mixed By: Blair Wells, Mixed By: Parts & Labor, Photography By: Brian Scott Zbichorski, Recorded By: Parts & Labor, Recorded By [Drums]: Joe Wong, Vocals, Electronics: Dan Friel, Written-By, Performer: Parts & Labor, Idiophone [Musical Saw]: Faythe Levine, Bagpipes: Matthew Welch, Featuring [Where's The Party At]: Todd Bailey, Featuring [Where's The Party At]: Todd Bailey, Cello: Ray Chi, Labelcode 00035675 (JAG133, JAG133), Phonographic Copyright (p) Jagjaguwar, Copyright (c) Jagjaguwar, Phonographic Copyright (p) Brah Records, Copyright (c) Brah Records, Manufactured By www.BellwetherMfg.com, Pressed By Americ Disc, Recorded At Pumpkin World, Recorded At George's House, Recorded At Howl Street Recordings, Mixed At Hard Ticket To Jersey Studio, Mastered At Salt Mastering | | | N° de fabricante: |
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 Emerson Dameron - 05/01/2009 Pretension in the pursuit of awesomeness is no vice. And humility in defense of boredom is no virtue. Receivers is the Brooklyn post-hardcore outfit P...
|  | Luke Slater - 07/11/2008  Parts & Labor are not really a band to mess around; Receivers is their third full-length release since 2006 and, since last year's acclaimed Mapmaker,...
| | | KEVIN O'DONNELL - 05/11/2008 The Facebook generation just got its own spectacularly overblown epic in the tradition of Pink Floyd's The Wall. Channeling the motorized grooves of C...
| | Michael Carriere - 04/11/2008  The first two tracks on Parts & Labor's latest
should put to rest any worries about how the departure of drummer Christopher
Weingarten might affect t...
| | Simon Gurney - 03/11/2008  On 2007’s Mapmaker, Parts & Labor were a three piece cranking out electronics based noise rock, Christopher Weingarten beat the crap out of his drum k...
| | | Holly Beal - 31/10/2008 On their newest record, Parts & Labor received hundreds of sounds (both found and created) from their listeners, and implemented the sounds as a guide...
| | | Dave Kerr - 30/10/2008 Brooklyn’s monopoly on harbouring some of the finest contemporary bands on the planet continues with this compelling curveball from noise-punk combo P...
| | | John Melillo - 30/10/2008 In Parts and Labor’sReceivers, some of the electro-quirkiness that defines their sound has been replaced by a more standard sense of rock ’n’ roll ins...
| | | Matthew Fiander - 23/10/2008 Parts & Labor have always had a good thrust of muscle behind their sound. The electronic squalls and thundering drums, the curling shouts of Dan Friel...
| | | Jeff Rovinelli - 22/10/2008 On previous releases, Parts & Labor tended to force extremely noisy, squalling sounds into the context of enthusiastic, unhesitating post-hardcore ant...
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