Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Screaming Females Title: Power Move Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Don Giovanni Records Original Release Date: 1/1/2009 Re-Release Date: 4/21/2009 Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Style: Hardcore & Punk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 880270275724 |
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Screaming Females bring the sweaty intensity of basement punk to a new level with their third and most scorching full-length, Power Move.ÿTheir urgent vocals, gritty guitar solos, and iron-strong rhythms have garnered... more » |
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Album Description Screaming Females bring the sweaty intensity of basement punk to a new level with their third and most scorching full-length, Power Move.ÿTheir urgent vocals, gritty guitar solos, and iron-strong rhythms have garnered the attention of Spin Magazine, Maximum Rock n Roll, and everyone in-between.ÿPower Move has a startlingly original sound that incorporates elements of Hendrix-like jazz-fusion, screamed post-punk vocals, electrically charged basslines, and hypnotic melodies.ÿIn a nutshell, it's indie rock with shredding. Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsDeserves a place in your music collection Just the Facts | Arizona USA | 05/05/2009 (4 out of 5 stars) "If you think of The Screaming Females three full length albums on a line measuring intensity. "Baby Teeth" is on the left and "What if Somebody is watching their TV?" is way out to the right. From that album the lead singer underscores in triplicate the name of this band. This latest album sits in the middle. The new tracks Bell and Sour Grapes share a intensity lineage with the tracks on "Baby Teeth". The other tracks are blend of the previous two outings. Baby Teeth remains at the top of the list for me. However, "Power Move" has some tasty ear candy for you to feast on." The screamales are growing up! J. Kimmel | sent from my iphone, internets | 10/11/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "the songwriting, musicianship, and production are all show more maturity than this group's first two albums. First, the songwriting: as the earlier reviewer indicated, the writing covers a pretty wide range, considering these guys are still basically a garage/punk trio from new jersey. Some of the songs are catchy, some of them have hooks, and some of them are just straight ahead energy. Second, the musicianship: The drum and bass lines are a little more demanding and intense than the earlier albums, and the guitar playing... well it can't get any better. Marissa Paternoster (vocals,guitar) is just a phenomenal guitar player, with the sensibility to still keep her solos short and to the point, so that they don't butt in to the narrative arch of the song (it's still punk, not classic rock). And finally the production: they're on a little bit more of a label these days, and it shows. Whereas the first two albums just sounded like good clean rehearsal recordings, this one actually sounds like they spent some time in a studio. Nothing tasteless, just good.
Overall this is the group's most musical and interesting album to date - i can't wait for the next one. ps, holy crap go see these guys live. " |
