Articles by Rob Bolton

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  Timbre Project

  Ruining Perfectly Good Songs

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2002

  Despite what the title says, project helmsman Jaime d'Almeida did not ruin his songs. In fact, this is a fine assortment of nice folky guit...

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  John Tejada

  Daydreams In Cold Weather

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2002

  With a deep history (and back catalogue) of producing techno and electronic music, John Tejada certainly has enough skills behind the machi...

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  Various

  Fuzzy Boombox V.1

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2002

  Created in 1994 by Flowchart's Sean O'Neal, Fuzzy Box Records has developed a nice reputation for releasing quirky electronic-based music t...

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  Aden

  Topsiders

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2002

  With band members scattered in different locations, the Chicago-founded Aden finally settled in New York City to sculpt this, their fourth...

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  Charlatans

  Songs From The Other Side

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2002

  Of all the countless bands to emerge from England since the rise of "Madchester," the Charlatans UK are undoubtedly one of the most accompl...

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  Gay Dad

  Transmission

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2002

  Although they seemed destined to vanish into obscurity thanks to the vicious turnover and fickle nature of the UK's music scene, Cliff Jone...

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  Paper Moon

  One Thousand Reasons To Stay... One Reason To Leave

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2002

  Right from the opening bars of this album, you know you're in for something good. Paper Moon is made up of former members of the defunct Wi...

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  Shy Child

  Please Consider Our Time

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2002

  This is the first release by NYC-based Shy Child, who list their influences as '70s rock, '80s synth pop and '90s electronica, which pretty...