Search - Paige :: domicile EP

Great CD with a wonderfull sound

07/23/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I got this CD before it was available on line, and you had to order it through the band. I havn't stopped listening to it since. This is one of those CDs that's always in my CD player and i can listen to every song on it and be happy, I don't need to skip tracks because i don't like them as much as others. It has a great sound to it, and the lyrics are imaginative and wonderful. It's a deffinate buy for anyone who likes to have a good CD that adds variety to their collection."

Review from Glue Magazine Los Angeles

07/17/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Paige - domicileby Jen Hitchcock(First appeared in Glue magazine, 11/01/98)The debut CD of this Hollywood-based band is an ethereal, swirling trip through the heavens, tweaked with a dark, exciting tension. Singer Marcie Flores (also of the band Patsy) is the perfect guide, her vocals leading, then immersing and surrounding themselves in the textural landscapes. Adding their own unique style to hues of the Cocteau Twins, The Pixies, and the works of David Lynch, the band's collection of songs flow together like water, reflecting what is around them like pieces of a shattered mirror, distorted and jagged and at the same time smooth, shimmering and beautiful.© 1998 Jen Hitchcock"

Review from BAM Magazine Los Angeles

07/07/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Paige - domicileby Dayna Cramer(First appeared in BAM magazine, 12/18/98)Paige weave moody melodies, at times reminiscent of early Cure paired with vocals akin to Polly Jean Harvey. Domicile is a strong debut, showcasing a band who sound as if they were meant to play together; they are sharp and tight. Paige present a collection of intense and hypnotic songs in the true 4AD fashion. "Mute," "Blue" and "Crooked" stand out as the tracks most definable of the band.© 1998 Dayna Cramer"