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Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Skeletons’ “BOOM (Money)”

posted by on October 15 at 16:02 PM

Skeletons are one of the finest bands of this decade, and their third album, Money (Tomlab; out Nov. 4), is the New York collective’s best yet. Check out the teaser video—shot in Olympia—for “BOOM (Money),” off said full-length, which is a serious contender for the top of my year-end list.

“BOOM (Money)” (zeitgeisty title) slithers mercurially among post-rock, jazz, and no-wave tropes, never settling predictably in any of them. I hear traces of such excellent sui generis extremists as Love Cry Want, This Heat, and Group Doueh. This is potent, exhilarating stuff.


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According to allmusic.com this is the band's fifth release. And their description of the band's sound is nothing like what was penned in this post.

Are we possibly a-talking about different bands with the same name?

Posted by l-Ree | October 16, 2008 11:23 AM
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My bad on the number of albums; the first two were released in very limited editions, the next three on more prominent indie labels. The song I discuss is pretty different from previous material.

Posted by segal | October 16, 2008 2:18 PM

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