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Like all of my cds, this is an Original CD, with original inserts (NO CDRs or bootlegs).....

They create an amazing cosmic sound with lots of stretched out vibrating guitars, lazy organs and steadily building drums to carry you into your preferred state of high. The first of the songs is "Henri Chinaski," the fictitious name used by Charles Bukowski and if this is an homage to him then lift your glasses because it rocks. Followed by "Ano Domination" ala Spacemen 3 and Spiritualized, whom they have toured with in the past and "Zen Is Everywhere (live)" which is an ultra hypnotic jam. -Rita Neyter (May 2003) The Volta SoundFast Light With Radio Signal:(Elephant Stone)“Fookin’ brilliant” was how Jason Pierce described The Volta Sound. They’re that and plenty more. Fast Light with Radio Signal:, predecessor to next year’s full-length This is the Yin and the Yang (Orange Sky Records) confirms it all. Opener ‘Henri Chinaski’ is an avant-garde slow single-chord overture in the style of contemporary acts as South and The Charlatans, blemish-free and inviting. ‘Ano Domination’ continues slow with the only percussion sustaining the 4/4 being a clap, guitar work reminiscent of ‘Transparent Radiation’, all with a soft acoustic guitar and Cormier’s colloquial narrative. So does the live version of ‘Zen Is Everywhere’—allow me to reiterate this from a previous review of this band: The Volta Sound are the best American ambient/space-rock act around—picking up pace half-way through akin to The Cooper Temple Clause’s ‘Murder Song’. Folk-bluesy-rockish ‘You’re Nobody’s Girlfriend’, with Organist Todd Vainisi’s interludes confirming their breadth of composition, is the single most impressive track on the EP. Closer ‘Sleepy Crunchy (Sleepy)’ is a Slowdive-ish track without the choir vocals. Instead, they’re replaced with tight harmony and a snail’s pace build-up that you could drive the distance from where you live to Cleveland listening to, just to catch this sextet live. And like DJ Shadow inserts native traffic noise, or Boards of Canada make full-length tracks of Scottish ambience, The Volta Sound’s nature sample is the hidden track—birds chirping, suburban noise, and a hemorrhaging guitar. 8.5.-ea1 (December 2002) Fans of spacey drone-pop would do well to check out The Voltasound's performance this week. The band has been compared to the likes of the Radar Brothers, Brian Jonestown Massacre, and perhaps most accurately, Spiritualized, whose Jason Pierce called the band "fookin' brilliant."-Stephen Seige





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