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"Le Concorde"
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KEVIN TIHISTA'S |
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red terror |
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From the Parasol Records website: "New album from Chicago's Kevin Tihista, a
collection of beguiling lush-pop orchestrations, the follow-up to 'Don't Breathe A Word'
(Atlantic/Division One 2001). For fans of The Webb Brothers and George Harrison, The
Smiths and Elliott Smith, Rufus Wainright and Todd Rundgren, Big Star and Dave Matthews, Nick Drake and The Chamber Strings, June & The
Exit Wounds and Linus Of Hollywood.Utilizing an arsenal that includes sweetly sarcastic vocals and expansive harmonies, grand piano and Playstation, acoustic and electric guitars, string and horns, bass and drums, KT and his Red Terror have created a sophomore album of heartbreaking pop songs, richly arranged, incorporating the very best of the last forty years of pop music." |
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Epicycle shines brightly providing Kevin the backing tracks necessary to craft his delicate melodies and wry
lyrics into lush romantic pop. Critics are raving. Produced by Ellis Clark and Tihista this extraordinary debut features an assortment of inventively textured tracks all marked by warm instrumentation. Acclaimed is the release of Kevin Tihista's Red Terror. First a 6-Song CD on Rough Trade Records followed by a full-length release on Atlantic Records. "Blessed with a marvelous dry wit and a sparky Songwriting talent, Tihista makes a convincing claim for long-term greatness." - NME |
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"Mark
Vickery" |
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"From
The Ears Down" |
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"Gospel Morning" |
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"a little more
Haven Hamilton, please" |
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"Red Brocade" |
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