Lander Deweer - 22.01.2010 Een digitale dictafoon en een van het wereldwijde web geplukt softwareprogramma. Meer had de Amerikaanse Merril Garbus niet nodig om, onder het alias ...
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Matthew Parri Thomas - 25.11.2009 We’re a planet of organisers; rock, pop, indie, electro, americana, country and a myriad other genre and sub-genre exist to allow us to group ou...
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Charles Ubaghs - 19.11.2009 Lo-fi (meaning low fidelity audio) is this year’s buzzword among certain circles of the indie universe. Wander into any soon-to-be gentrified ur...
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Evan Dickson - 17.11.2009  File this review under "critical acclaim" for an album that will likely provoke a "love it or hate it" response from listeners. Wi...
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Hari Ashurst - 17.11.2009  Lo-fi is a difficult aesthetic to get on board with at the end of the Noughties. When music technology is so accessible that any kid with headphones, ...
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cloudspeakers - 16.11.2009  Fresh from supporting Dirty Projectors and Max Tundra comes the debut album from New England singer Merrill Garbus.A head-spinning mix of dancehall, f...
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Michael Hann - 13.11.2009 Merrill Garbus's debut as tUnE-YaRDs is a Dogme production of an album. Each element was recorded to a digital voice recorder, and assembled on her la...
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Jack Horton - 02.11.2009  tUnE-yArDs - aka a haunting lo-fi pots-and-pans ensemble - is the creation of Merrill Garbus (also of Sister Suvi): Canada’s answer to a question neve...
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Calum Marsh - 21.09.2009  Not that engaging little contextual tidbits is a reasonable critical approach, but the name really says it all: tUnE-YaRdS. Making an album called BiR...
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Jer Fairall - 20.08.2009  Short of whittling one’s own instruments out of homegrown spruce and staging impromptu door-to-door performances, it would be difficult to imagi...
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