Popwatch #7
"Six artists commissioned to iterate, in their own unique styles of course,
what it means to be a contemporary 'folk' artist. Side A features
the one-tracked Paste singing about the squelch of the summer
heat while fighting against it. George Willard and Will Simmons
are here as well (but sounding more 'comfortable'-spare the tracks,
not the a/c) with acoustic guitars and their own special touches.
Side B seems to be a slightly different ball game with a couple
of tape-manipulated interesting drones by Mag Wheels and Altamont
and a 60s-ish, more 'song'-oriented piece, with nice guitar and
vocals by the band Loris ("Shiny Black-Eyed Beauty"). I sense
a lot of potential for this series-and you'll want to collect
them all."-Leslie
Trash #25-Summer, 1995
"A single from the Blacksburg, VA label featuring six groups
altering the meanings of the terms "industrial" and "folk". Included
are Mag Wheels, Loris, Altamont, Paste, George Willard, and Will
Simmons. These six "groups" here run the gamut of fucked up loops and
textured sound beds while sometimes including Smog-style vocals,
acoustic guitars, feedback and samples. Don't be surprised by how
nice all of this can make you feel".-Jason Summers
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