Silent Kids
Tomorrow Waits
© 2003 Silent Kids (643052001627)
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Silent Kids blast out pop psychedelia with dizzying array of vintage gear, modern samples, and lo-fi analog recording equipment.
tracks
- 1 Drift into the Summer
- 2 Lost in the Petrified Forest
- 3 The Bering Sea
- 4 Oh I
- 5 Engine of a Lifetime
- 6 A Great Leap Forward
- 7 Miami
- 8 Perfect Office Street
- 9 The Laughing Horse
- 10 I Knew That We Would End Up Here
- 11 Tomorrow Waits
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- SILENT KIDS: Dinosaurs Turn into Birds
- BLAKE RAINEY AND HIS DEMONS: The Dangerous Summer
- THE YUM YUM TREE: Paint by Numbers
- JUPITER WATTS: Jupiter Watts
- HOT YOUNG PRIEST: Fiendish Freaky Love
- ULTRABABYFAT: No Ringo No
- AN EPIC AT BEST: There Will Be Rain
- HEROS SEVERUM: Plague Dogs
- VARIOUS ARTISTS: Until the Shaking Stops: A Salute to Jawbox
- NILLAH: The Sun Show
- DODD FERRELLE & THE TINFOIL STARS: The Murder of Love
- FAIRBURN ROYALS: The Whistler
- BLAKE RAINEY: Appetizer Sickness
- FAITH KLEPPINGER: No Galore
- WHITE LIGHTS: Gifts from Strangers
- SHARKS AND MINNOWS: The Cost of Living
- ASHEN: Pull and Repel
- YOUNG ANTIQUES: Clockworker
- HEROS SEVERUM: Wonderful Educated Bear
- CRYBABY: No Means Yes
- FAIRBURN ROYALS: From a Window Way Above
- C'EST MORTEL: C'est Mortel
- PARTIAL TO MABEL: If You Knew Mabel...
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notes
Atlanta's entry in the field of pop psychedelia is Silent Kids, an erstwhile three-piece that's a local rising star. The original trio of Michael Oakley, Jeff Holt, and Scott Rowe made their name by putting to good use vintage equipment, makeshift home studio space, an analog eight-track recorder, and general inventiveness. The band could easily be mistaken for an Elephant Six outfit were it not for its use of soaring guitars.
The band's recorded output consist of an early (and now out-of-print) EP, Radio Beams, and the 2003 full-length, Tomorrow Waits, which was re-released on Two Sheds in February 2003.
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effortlessly engaging and unstrained in its classic pop-ness
author: the listenerEffortlessly engaging and unstrained in its classic pop-ness, the music of Silent Kids has a naturalness and authenticity that some of the Elephant Six bands with whom they have been compared can only strive for. Terms like power pop and neo-psychedelic seem, if not exactly irrelevant, rather unnecessary in the light of a music whose qualities transcend the need for any defining labels. And just beneath its flickering, slightly uneasy surface is an awareness of the transitory nature of all things.. of sadness and loss.