Review :: Colic – Best to Your Family

Colic Best to Your Family (Self Released) Edmonton, AB ::web/sounds::

From the colic cleanse of Aaron Levin:
Colic resides as my favorite left-field discovery of 2009, splintering my identity with an onslaught of pop-sprinkled atonal adjective-everything. Best to Your Family reads like a distasteful Japanese stereotype: hyperactive occult meanderings, bent reflections from unknown metals, and piercing waves of inter-dimensional origin. Imagine Big Mac handed you his demo tape after a weird inter-terrestrial mind-meld; it’s addicting, unearthly, and completely fringe. Yet, it’s greatest strength is making the whole rite-of-passage engaging by burying the subtle popyness within layers of instrumental shreddery. A certified unique listening experience. Genuinely strange artifacts of this ilk are rare. File-under ??????

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Colic – Keys

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Colic – Cold Time

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Colic – At 30,000 ft.

File under: adjective-everything // art-punk // experimental // outdoor miners // Wyrd
Categoria!! alberta :: compact disc :: New Canadiana | 8 Comments »

8 Comments »

1. Comment by Cecil — February 23, 2010 @ 2:37 am

   holy shit

   
   
2. Comment by Aaron Levin — February 23, 2010 @ 2:39 am

   It’s Sean from Outdoor Miners, too! Wild!

   Hearts,

   Aaron Levin
   Weird Canada / Cantor Records
   http://www.weirdcanada.com / http://www.cantorrecords.com

   
   
3. Comment by Peter — February 23, 2010 @ 4:38 am

   He’s a fucking genius. You should hear the hip hop tracks he’s been making.

   
   
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5. Comment by Dimmy — February 26, 2010 @ 11:31 am

   Nice. It’s absolutely necessary this man make more noise.

   
   
6. Comment by Shelly — March 3, 2010 @ 12:14 pm

   Wow, this man’s talent transports you to 30,000 feet and beyond!

   
   
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