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| 4.0 excellent | TheManMachine | January 15th 16 |
Actually not anyone's solo project, but may as well be given the peerless compatibility of this hubby-n-wife dyad -- the latter opts for bass-y organ-buzz melodics and the former bashes out backseat-but-binding drum-work, and thanks to pliant playing, their scant instrumentation is a non-issue. But it's the unbridled enthusiasm of their vocal duality that makes scantness not only a viable platform, but a complimentary one as well: their harmonic sanguinity showcases the sort of cutesy+un-fuckwithable merger that should make the eternally single and common couples alike feel envious and queasy, yet it's so damn contagious, genuine, and straight-up affable that deep down all parties tuning in are secretly hoping for a dinner invite or double date. Like any righteous meant-to-be's, they're in sync even when they're yelping discrepancies over each other -- actually, that may be their forte. And like any righteous meant-to-be's scoping a future together, they got goals: "Let's unravel the edge of time", err maybe a bit high-flown. "I'd color the sky with you / I'd let you choose the blue", now that seems feasible.
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| 4.0 excellent | barr27 | December 10th 07 |
When people say they like Mates of State. This is why. Not because of their newer material. On my solo project they have that raw feel to it, as if they made it in the bathroom, but it still sounds awesome because their music is comprised of two instruments. With the complexity in the keyboarding and the unique beats of the drums mixed in with simultaneous singing from the couple, it hooks you in to listening to the whole thing.
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| 3.5 great | mppwns | June 11th 10 |
| 3.5 great | Yotimi | December 24th 08 |
| 3.0 good | pettri | October 4th 08 |
| 2.0 poor | donovr | December 13th 07 |
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