I'm sure the free internet translator hacked it up, but, ladies and gentlemen... I give you the best record review ever:
"A first graphic hnung learned the theater fire in klienicum here. Only two mp3s, but at least a reference to a band, which is now their third album at the start has. a band, the au? Erdem quite outstanding in the portfolio that fits blogs.
"Matter and light" hei? t of the current ejection since the siebeners operating in 1995. then the company was still under the moniker vena cava and formed about the subsequent years to a full event, which gradually rose band members? en. f? leads with these instruments to allow the reader inclined (also) a first (musical) picture. zun? grows, we don Feagin songwriter who, together with bassist Mark Castaneda, the gr? ndungsmitglieder represents. The two were added by the horn, percussion, harp player jesse brake field, the songwriter curtis heath, the pedal-steel-bells-banjo-guitar player sean french, the drummer Nick Prendergast and closing? including the horn-piano-percussionist james talambas . Together we tried, it surprised a change in the sound and then was called for. The theater fire was born and brought then in 2003 the selftitled debut album out (in mountain records christmas).
"Matter and light" contain? lt fourteen times challenging song material, in its virtuosit? tonnes, in its consistently high qualit? t and its diversity? t his equal. especially hard to find related style will be. where the theater should also fire-proof? Zydeco, bluegrass, folk, blues, mariachi, country, gospel, rock and roll? everything is called and also mixed. tired of the melodies, the arrangements balanced. Despite the armada of instruments affects the sound image does not? berworfen. on the contrary it is the Texan, without swinging the large rebel to convey it. the band has pleasantly relaxed. k you? nnte they are good for a bluegrass-sit to imagine."

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