Pittsburgh
City Paper—January 15th-22nd
Stephen Dusenberry —Second Opinion—
“Dead Air” by the Telefonics, from Colour Deluxe (Methopop
Records, 2002).
This song sounds like Abercrombie, when you walk in the store and
you hear a song that’s not quite pop music, but it’s
trying to be like that fake, artsy pop music. They’re trying
to make a different sound, but it ran on too long. If they’re
trying to make a statement, they could have made that statement
in under two minutes. It’s just a cheap attempt at trying
to be fake-cool. It sounded like a parody. It sounded like, “let’s
have fun with reverb!” Like someone discovered reverb for
the first time and decided to put reverb on everything.
Our
first bad review!!--wow man, this dude really hates us.
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