Touches of bluegrass and country mingle freely with jangly folk and roadhouse rock & roll for a sound considerably more distinctive than many of Bingham's roots-rock peers
it could be argued that Liz Phair might be the singer/songwriter's most directly confessional album -- nearly every song is in the first person
haunting melodies and textured dirges
They've collaborated with the likes of Anton Newcombe and Sonic Boom and toured Europe
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Kode9 Nothing All New Anniversary Art Touches of bluegrass and country'Nothing' is Kode9's first solo album and is about nothing. The album throws horror soundtracks, sampled library and jpop records into a no mans land between grime, early dubstep and Chicago footwork. Mostly instrumental, it zigzags between hypnotic, downcast loops, growling drones, and jagged cut ups of androids gone haywire, threaded through twitchy, transatlantic rhythms and sub bass inaudible through your laptop speakers. Building slowly, but more