Each Friday, we review 10 recently released CDs in 10 words each:
Parlour Simulacrenfield — First studio album since 2002 offers solid instrumental ensemble grooves.
The Loomers Reeling Down A Road — Band uses many retro styles to create mildly catchy songs.
Steven Page Page One — Former Barenaked Ladies singer releases his Ladies-like solo debut.
The Dance Party Touch — Sounds more like cheesy pop/rock than any dance party.
Raul Malo Sinners & Saints — Plenty of Latin influence in his cross-pollinated musical structure.
The Fabulous Ginn Sisters You Can’t Take a Bad Girl Home — Duo gathers up some ‘50s country-rock style with attitude.
OMD History of Modern — First new album in 14 years picks up ‘80s torch.
Liza Minelli Confessions — After 60 years in show business, annoying covers album released.
Various Artists Yoga — Surprisingly, no Enya on relaxing variety CD for yoga fans.
Michael Holland and the Occoneechee Band Rhythm of Love — Carrboro group takes an old-school approach to folk music.
This article appears in Sep 28 – Oct 4, 2010.
What is the point in this? It doesn’t tell you anything about the release.