Radio's most active.Artist -- weaselhead Album -- distress signals on random frequencies Song -- your invitation Label -- Independent Producer -- Wayne Restoule The first CD from Ottawa-based weaselhead, distress signals on random frequencies, is like a favorite book-each time you return to it, you find a new reason to like it. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The band has been around since 1995, playing what its members describe as "a unique brand of experimental rock." The current incarnation incarnation, the assumption of human form by a god, an idea common in religion. In early times the idea was expressed in the belief that certain living men, often kings or priests, were divine incarnations. of the group features Mathieu Courchene on vocals, Paul Chabot on vocals and rhythm guitar When a guitar is used to provide rhythmic and harmonic accompaniment for a singer or for other instruments in an ensemble, it is referred to as rhythm guitar. The rhythm guitar is commonly used to provide a rhythmic complement for the lead guitar, although the actual instruments , Noel Habel on drums and percussion percussion /per·cus·sion/ (per-kush´un) the act of striking a part with short, sharp blows as an aid in diagnosing the condition of the underlying parts by the sound obtained. , and Wayne Restoule on vocals, guitars, piano, keyboard and bass. Restoule also produced the album, and gets credit for both music and artwork. There are nine tracks on the CD, each offering up a different listening experience, ranging from the techno-pop sounds of the track titled "young", to the harder-edged track "blown in all away" that features an impressive guitar finale For the music notation program, see . A finale (italian word) is a closing part, act or movement of a dramatic or musical composition, or more generally any event or procedure with a dramatically concluding effect. in the best rock tradition, to the simple, less is more approach to "undone". While most albums have at least one or two songs we tend to skip over Verb 1. skip over - bypass; "He skipped a row in the text and so the sentence was incomprehensible" pass over, skip, jump neglect, omit, leave out, pretermit, overleap, overlook, miss, drop - leave undone or leave out; "How could I miss that typo?"; "The or program out when we listen to them, weaselhead has succeeded in doing some interesting things with each song on this CD, both vocally and musically, that make each one worth revisiting. |
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