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SSR 009 Well Composed Death Notice CDEP $8 PPD |
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| The ep follow-up to "Songs
for TV Stars" filters the Godray's pop sensibilities through a mellower,
slightly more downcast lens. Notable for their ability to make a Sheryl
Crow cover seem both tongue in cheek, yet affecting, "Well Composed Death
Notice" adds a deliciously wry aftertaste to its predecessor's sweet and
sour disposition.
Listen! (mp3s) Hope This Makes Sheryl Crow Happy Poor Grace Shark Shaped Ship |
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SSR 008 Rodeo Boy / The Godrays Excuse Me Do You Know What Time It Is? split 7" $4 PPD |
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| By employing super-advanced scientific theory, The Godrays and Rodeo Boy have switched out and redesigned their original material for a triumph of 21st century technology! Or, you could just say they cover the other's songs. Whatever works for you. The Godrays follow up their own "Kick It Around" with a moody refiguring of Rodeo Boy's "Thrifty Heart Song." Rodeo Boy responds with their "Another Chorus Comes" punctuated with a raunchy interpretation of the Godray's instant classic, "Vampires Suck." | |||||
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SSR 006 Songs For TV Stars LP $8 PPD |
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| Never underestimate the power of a good pop song. Or, for that matter, the deadpan brilliance of a song title like "Vampires Suck." New York's Godrays tag team male-female vocals over solid, indie pop gems. Reflective, often witty lyrical introspection, energetic guitars, and a Versus cover. Kind of like candy, without the toothaches. | |||||
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