Steve Guimond - 15.10.2009 My love for this band knows no boundaries. Simply put, I was blown away by their debut a few years ago, the scintillating 59.59. Record number two fin...
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Michael Schwab - 11.08.2009 London-based post-rock sextet Sian Alice Group flutters through rock standards with jazz overtones on their second full-length, Troubled, Shaken Etc. ...
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Scott Bryson - 07.08.2009  Sian Alice Group's repertoire hinted at the likes of Yo La Tengo and Mogwai on last year's 59.59 debut full-length. Here, they travel back in time to ...
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Dom Gourlay - 06.08.2009  London collective Sian Alice Group are something of an OCD sufferer's nightmare. While many of their more forward-thinking compatriots transcend the o...
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Jessica Suarez - 05.08.2009 With other bands Tweeting and gut-pouring, there’s something startling about this London trio’s impenetrability. They create mood songs as discrete un...
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Patrick Sisson - 04.08.2009  The rock aesthetes in Sian Alice Group have a fetish for tones and textures, from electronic pulses and Velvets-like riffs to scratched guitar strings...
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Joe Colly - 31.07.2009  People tend to think of Sian Alice Group as shoegaze, but really, they're a post-rock band. One can hear traces of Tortoise and Godspeed You! Black Em...
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Mike Diver - 30.07.2009  While most bands that chose to focus not on one specific area of sound lose their way, delivering releases with no cohesion to define them, London’s S...
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